What book does gossip come from?

Bagua, which comes from Zhouyi, is the basis of the Yi-ology system and is widely used in divination, geomantic omen and other fields by later generations. In the Book of Changes, "Eight Diagrams" is a set of systems combined in parallel according to the changes of Yin and Yang in nature, and it is also the earliest written expression symbol, which can be composed of eight different forms. The combination of eight diagrams can evolve into sixty-four hexagrams, thus symbolizing various natural phenomena and personnel phenomena.

The meaning of gossip

Bagua generally refers to the divinatory symbols or divinatory symbols in Zhouyi, which is a tool used by the ancients to infer the relationship between various things in world time and space. Eight trigrams can be changed into sixty-four hexagrams when matched with each other, and each hexagram represents one thing. Dry represents the sky, Kun represents the earth, Xun represents the wind, earthquake represents the thunder, ridge represents the water, far represents the fire, gen represents the mountain, and right represents the ze.

Gossip is the foundation of the Yi-ology system, which symbolizes all kinds of natural phenomena and personnel phenomena and is based on all kinds of people and things in today's society. The eight diagrams in traditional Chinese medicine refer to the eight parts around the palm. Gossip represents Yi-ology culture and permeates all fields of East Asian culture.

Gossip represents China's early philosophical thoughts. Besides divination and geomantic omen, their influence also involves Chinese medicine, martial arts, music and mathematics. Congenital eight diagrams usually appear with Taiji diagrams. Taiji and Wuji represent the ultimate noumenon "Tao" of China's traditional beliefs (Confucianism and Taoism).