What does the good long telegram in the Book of Changes mean?

Wrong writing, it is "Yuan, goodness also grows", which comes from the dry divination of Classical Chinese.

Before the Jin Dynasty, classical Chinese was put into the anthology, and Wang Bi advocated "image number" in the Jin Dynasty, and wrote Notes on Zhouyi and Simple Examples of Zhouyi, which initiated the "formal metaphysics" before the classical Chinese was put into the divination.

The divination of Gangua is "Gan, Yuan Henry Zhen". "

Yuan Henry's Chastity is originally a divination, which indicates that divination is auspicious and has no humanistic significance. In classical Chinese, Confucius first linked "Yuan Henry Zhen" with the humanistic thoughts of "benevolence, propriety and righteousness" and endowed him with four virtues. With the supplement of humanistic thoughts in classical Chinese, Zhouyi is not only a classic of cosmic physics with only "image", but also expanded into the Book of Changes with "image and speech" and rich humanistic thoughts. This is the beginning of Confucianism, and it is also the reason why the Book of Changes has become the first of the five Confucian classics.

Han has yin and yang, and Yan has five elements. In Song Dynasty, Cheng Yi wrote Yi Zhuan, which extended the four virtues to the four virtues of "beginning, growth, success, success" in the growth of all things in heaven. Zhu's Neo-Confucianism has even turned the four virtues into four principles: "Things are born as elements, long as they are constant, and success is not profitable and becomes a festival." Cycle after cycle, "Xia Zhen Romance". Gossip and the growth cycle of everything are smoothly connected in spring, summer, autumn and winter.

Yuan, beginning, greatness, the growth of benevolence, (Song) the beginning of everything, such as spring.

Heng, Tong, Da, Jia Hui, (Song) Everything is as long as summer.

The gathering of Li, Shun, Yi and Yi, and the success of harmony (Song) are like autumn harvest.

Chastity, dry, solid, solid, (Song) the success of all things, such as.