How much is 5?

In ancient China, numbers were divided into positive numbers and negative numbers, odd numbers were positive and even numbers were negative. Nine is the highest yang number, with five in the middle, so "nine" and "five" symbolize the authority of the emperor and are called "the respect of the Ninth Five-Year Plan". The Ninth Five-Year Plan refers to the throne or emperor. The first of the sixty-four hexagrams in Zhouyi is the dry hexagram, which symbolizes the sky, so it becomes the hexagram representing the emperor. The dry divination consists of six Yang divinations, the anode and the prosperous pole. "Zhouyi Gan": "In the Ninth Five-Year Plan, the flying dragon is in the sky, which is beneficial to meet adults."

The first of the sixty-four hexagrams in Zhouyi is the dry hexagram, which represents this day, so it is the image of the emperor. Dry hexagrams are composed of six yang hexagrams, one is extremely yin and the other is extremely yang. Counting from the bottom up, the fifth one is the Ninth Five-Year Plan, "Nine" stands for Yang, and "Five" stands for the Fifth Five-Year Plan. Five hexagrams was originally a throne, so the divination spirit of the sun can reach its peak here, representing the virtue of the emperor's extensive application of virtue. Attached to the soup, it is the ninth five-year plan supreme, inheriting the emperor system. Back to Xu Ming Lin Zhong's "Love of the Gods" Chapter sixty-three.