What exactly are the ten wings mentioned by Confucius in the Book of Changes? Ask the experts to point out the maze.

Professor Ceng Shiqiang talked about the "Ten Wings" in the first volume of Detailed Interpretation of the Book of Changes-The Book of Changes is really easy. The original text is as follows:

The Book of Changes is used to elaborate and explain the Book of Changes, which is divided into seven parts:

1. There are 64 hexagrams in the Book of Changes, and each hexagram has a promise, also called a promise. It means "Guan" and is used to judge the arrangement of hexagrams, hexagrams and hexagrams.

2. This image has been handed down in two parts-after the "Yue Yue" of each hexagram, it is followed by "Meeting", which is called the elephant. Generally speaking, the image of this six-pointed star is discussed. Each hexagram has six hexagrams, and the "meeting" behind the hexagrams is called Xiaoxiang. Discuss these six hexagrams. The function of image is to simulate the form and reason of everything.

3. The copula is handed down from top to bottom-it is the meaning of connection, which links Yi Dao's righteousness and reason, which is equivalent to the general theory or general theory of the Book of Changes, and is not limited to which hexagrams or hexagrams. The first part focuses on the metaphysical Tao, and the next part focuses on the metaphysical device, which is collectively called "a great biography".

4. A piece of classical Chinese-Gangua and Kungua, is the first and second of the 64 hexagrams, and is called the "portal of changes". The other 62 hexagrams are formed by their interaction and combination. The changes in Yi Dao and the transactions between Yin and Yang are all based on Gan Kun. These two hexagrams are particularly important, so the explanation of each article is probably compiled according to the opinions of later Yi scholars.

5. The order of hexagrams-explain the reasons for the order of sixty-four hexagrams.

6. Tell a story-explain the meaning and origin of gossip.

7. Miscellaneous hexagrams pass an article-explain the name of the sixty-four hexagrams.

The above seven parts, * * * ten articles, are collectively called "Ten Wings", which means the Ten Wings of Yi Xue's soaring. According to legend, it was written by Confucius, and some people said it was a collective creation.

The landlord can buy the Book of Changes. The Book of Changes on the market now generally contains the Book of Changes. You can see these ten wings in any book you buy.