Taiji gossip spread in all directions.

One represents Kangua, located in the north;

The second representative is Kun Gua, located in the southwest;

Three represents divination, ranking east;

Four represents hexagrams, located in the southeast;

Five representative palaces;

Six represents dry divination, ranking northwest;

Seven represents the change of hexagrams, living in the west;

Eight represents divination, located in the northeast;

Nine represents deviation from divination, ranking south.

Bagua is the basic philosophical concept of ancient Han nationality and the ancient theory of Yin and Yang. The so-called "Infinity begets extreme, extreme is Tai Chi, Tai Chi begets two instruments (i.e. Yin and Yang), and two instruments begets four elephants (i.e. Shaoyang, Sun, Shaoyin and Taiyin), and the four elephants play eight diagrams and eight eight eight six four diagrams", also known as Fuxi Eight Diagrams, also known as innate gossip. According to these four images, the ancient Han medical doctors in China divided the yin and harmony of the human body, and combined with the physiological characteristics and appearance to analyze the personality types of people.

First, the moon type. The psychological characteristics are greed and ruthlessness, modesty and seriousness on the surface, deep inner talent, good or bad, intangible emotions, sitting and watching others succeed or fail, and then deciding their own direction. This kind of person is physically discordant with Yin and Yang, exhausted, gloomy, always looking down, pretending to be grovelling, and prone to illness at the turn of spring and summer.

Second, people with less yin. Psychological characteristics are greedy and cheap, always hurting others, content with others' failures, jealous of others' gains, and lacking in emotion. This kind of person is restless, sneaky, restless when standing, difficult to stand upright when lying prone, and prone to illness in spring and summer.

Third, Yin and Yang are peaceful people. Psychological characteristics do not care about fame and fortune, peace of mind, no greed and excessive joy, no competition with others, timely good, moving with morality, fearless. This kind of person is harmonious with Yin and Yang, with smooth blood, generous manner, serious attitude, kind eyes, cheerful and frank, and aboveboard.

Fourth, the sun-type people. Psychological characteristics are overconfidence, impulsiveness, talkativeness, ambition, vulgarity and mediocrity, and I don't know how to change. This kind of person is sunny instead of cloudy, with a bulging stomach, backward body and twisted knees, and is prone to illness in autumn and winter.

Fifth, young people. Psychological characteristics are strong self-esteem, strong vanity, sociable, unwilling to be known and unwilling to show off. This kind of person has small meridians, large collaterals and gas leakage. He likes to look up at once, walk unsteadily, and put his elbows behind his back. He is prone to get sick in autumn and winter.