Is this Zhou Wenwang's original work? If so, was it written by Oracle Bone Inscriptions or Jinwen?

Zhouyi was written by Zhou Wenwang and later revised. This is written by Oracle Bone Inscriptions.

Sima Qian's Historical Records in Han Dynasty called Zhou Wenwang's book Zhouyi. The existing Zhouyi is accompanied by haiku and xiangci. Is this Wang Wen's work? It remains to be verified. During the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, Confucius and his disciples wrote the ethical norms of Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties, "Respecting the monarch, respecting the minister, respecting the man and respecting the woman" into classical Chinese and compiled Zhouyi. In the pre-Qin period [6], Confucian scholars regarded the Book of Changes as the Book of Changes and called it the Works of Confucius. The Book of Changes contains "miscellaneous products" such as classical Chinese, cohesion and divination. It is not the authentic Book of Changes, but the Confucian Book of Changes. Please see the explanation below for details.

I ching in a broad sense includes I ching and I ching. The Book of Changes is divided into 30 hexagrams and Xia Jing into 34 hexagrams. Because the Book of Changes was written very early, around the Western Zhou Dynasty, the meaning of words evolved with the development of the times, and the contents of the Book of Changes were not easy to read in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, so people in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period (represented by Confucius) wrote Ten Wings, also known as the Book of Changes, to interpret the Book of Changes. The Book of Changes, an ancient philosophical book reflecting changes, has long been chosen by random numbers for divination. China's Book of Changes is extensive and profound, and Gao Yuxiang's years of study of the Book of Changes advocates dialectical study of China's classical culture and physical interpretation of the Book of Changes. Gao Yuxiang, a native of Tanghe, Nanyang, Henan Province, graduated from the School of Architecture of Zhengzhou University, majoring in architecture. Now he is the founder of Yiyang School, a special consultant of Yiyang Society in Henan Province, a director of China Architectural Fengshui Research Association, a special consultant of China Traditional Medicine Research Association and an international consultant of Yin-Yang and Five Elements Research Association. Advocate dialectical study of China's Book of Changes. I Ching influenced China's philosophy, religion, medicine, astronomy, arithmetic, literature, music, art, military and martial arts. Since17th century, the Book of Changes has been introduced to the west as a changing philosophy and applied to real life. "Young Man Asked Yi" further pointed out that the westward advance of China's traditional culture "caused a political revolution in France on the European continent, a philosophical revolution in Germany, and laid the foundation for the third scientific and technological revolution in the world".