Why are there only one, three, five, two, four and six plum blossoms in Shao Kangjie?

First of all, make it clear that you are talking about a handful of gold, which is only a branch of Yimei.

Actually, there is math in it. I read an article many years ago and proved this problem in detail through mathematical deduction, but I couldn't find it after looking for it for a long time.

I haven't studied the mathematical proof in detail myself. I just want to analyze it for you, and I am interested in deriving it myself.

For example, dry divination:

Dry to the core

On September 22nd, I went up: I should be proud of everything, and my future is doomed. Fame and fortune are expected, and we will meet again in March and May.

Mid-944: I want to keep going. Hide jade and pearls, sail thousands of miles.

Up and down: I feel sad and my mouth is chirping. Think, worry and talk.

Both the upper and lower hexagrams are dry, so only the remainder except 8 is 1, and then the number of strokes is only 1, 9, 17 ... and then look at the changes, except 6, these situations can be tried out. For example, if both words are 1, the change is 2.