What is the Eight Diagrams of the Book of Changes like?

Eight trigrams originated from China's ancient "River Map" and "Luo Shu" and were handed down from Fuxi. Among them, the river map evolved into innate gossip, and Luo Shu evolved into the acquired gossip. Eight diagrams have three supporting points, namely "dry, Kun, truth, smoke, obstacle, reason, root and right", symbolizing eight things and natural phenomena, such as "heaven, earth, thunder, wind, water, fire, mountains and peace", and symbolizing the change and cycle of the world. The classification method is like the five elements, and everything in the world can be classified and returned.

Bagua was first created by Fuxi in Guadi Village, Hongdong, because the village is surrounded by mountains and there are eight villages around it, all of which are separated by eight miles, which looks like the bottom of a six-pointed star. Fuxi used divination in landscape painting, so he created gossip. This picture was developed by Zhou Wenwang on the basis of the gossip created by Fuxi. Bagua Map is located on the central axis of Hong Tong Huaishu Scenic Area, which means "taking root in Hong Tong".

The ancient Goyi pattern. "Taiping Magnolia": "Fuxi sits on the altar and listens to the eight winds, which is gossip." Taking "-"as the yang and "-"as the yin, eight diagrams are formed: dry for the sky, Kun for the earth, earthquake for the thunder, Xun for the wind, ridge for the water, root for the mountain, separation for the fire, friendship for the sake of peace, and everything is like love. Eight diagrams are divided into eight directions, and Chinese paintings are Tai Chi diagrams. According to Yi Zhuan, gossip mainly symbolizes eight natural phenomena, namely, heaven, earth, thunder, wind, water, fire, mountains and mountains, and the two hexagrams "Gan" and "Kun" occupy a particularly important position in gossip, which is the source of all phenomena in nature and human society. Gossip was originally a symbol of ancient people's notes, and later it was used as a symbol of divination. In ancient times, gossip was often used as a pattern to avoid disasters.