Book of Changes: Is Yuan Henry really the best divination? What does Yuan Henry really mean?

The word "Yuan Henry Zhen" is the universal symbol of hexagrams in Zhouyi. The word "Yuan Henry Zhen" appears in different situations in each hexagram: the person who owns all the words "Yuan Henry Zhen"; There are three words: Yuan Henry, Yuan Lizhen and Henry Zhen Zhen. Those with the words "Yuan Zhen", "Henry", "Heng Zhen" and "Li Zhen": those with the words "Heng", "Li" and "Zhen Zhen" also have the words "Yuan Henry Zhen". 4. Classical Chinese in Ganyi However, what we are discussing is nothing more than the natural laws of the universe or the moral laws of interpersonal relationships. Mr. Cheng Yi is a representative figure of Yi-ology in Song Dynasty. This paper attempts to explore the characteristics of Cheng Yi's Yi-ology thoughts through the interpretation of Biography of Cheng Yi, taking the "Yuan Henry Zhen" in the seven hexagrams of Gan, Kun, Tun, Sui, Qin and Sui as an example. There are three meanings: the dry "Yuan Henry Zhen" is the spirit of heaven, monarch, yang and awe-inspiring, and the four complement each other and are indispensable. They are the motive force of creating everything and have the meaning of "beginning, growth, success, success". Kun's "Yuan Henry Zhen" is authentic and official, which is the virtue of soft life. It is a dichotomy, that is, "tycoon" and "beneficial chastity", which is different from Gan Kun's "Yuan Henry Zhen". Although the four virtues of the five hexagrams "Yuan Henry Zhen" are different from those of Gan Kun, they each have their own characteristics, such as "starting" with the hexagrams, "being honest" without making mistakes, and "being obedient" with the hexagrams. There are three words: Yuan Henry, Yuan Lizhen and Henry Zhen Zhen. Those with the words "Yuan Zhen", "Henry", "Heng Zhen" and "Li Zhen": those with the words "Heng", "Li" and "Zhen Zhen" also have the words "Yuan Henry Zhen". 4. Classical Chinese in Ganyi However, what we are discussing is nothing more than the natural laws of the universe or the moral laws of interpersonal relationships. Mr. Cheng Yi is a representative figure of Yi-ology in Song Dynasty. This paper attempts to explore the characteristics of Cheng Yi's Yi-ology thoughts through the interpretation of Biography of Cheng Yi, taking the "Yuan Henry Zhen" in the seven hexagrams of Gan, Kun, Tun, Sui, Qin and Sui as an example. There are three meanings: the dry "Yuan Henry Zhen" is the spirit of heaven, monarch, yang and awe-inspiring, and the four complement each other and are indispensable. They are the motive force of creating everything and have the meaning of "beginning, growth, success, success". Kun's "Yuan Henry Zhen" is authentic and official, which is the virtue of soft life. It is a dichotomy, that is, "tycoon" and "beneficial chastity", which is different from Gan Kun's "Yuan Henry Zhen". Although the four virtues of the five hexagrams "Yuan Henry Zhen" are different from those of Gan Kun, they each have their own characteristics, such as "starting" with the hexagrams, "being honest" without making mistakes, and "being obedient" with the hexagrams.