What is the essential difference between Zhouyi and Yijing?

To put it simply, the Book of Changes is an established figure, while the Book of Changes is a translated version.

Zhouyi is a compilation of classical literature. It has been written for thousands of years, and his author and editor have changed a lot, so many of them cannot be verified now. But there are rumors that he was created by Fuxi, then revised and expanded by Zhou Wenwang, and finally edited by Confucius.

We can say that the Book of Changes is an out-and-out book, because it contains words and images, so it looks more troublesome. Look at the pictures as well as the words. You only need to combine the image with the text to understand what it wants to express.

In fact, people now think that the Book of Changes is the Book of Changes and the Book of Changes is the Book of Changes, which means that these two books are the same in everyone's mind, and there is no difference. What's more, now these two books are combined into one.

It is said that Zhouyi is one of the important sources of Laozi's Tao Te Ching. The divination and rhetoric in Zhouyi are all from the perspective of divination. If you have read Zhouyi, you will be deeply impressed by some philosophical principles contained in it.

I ching is just simple materialism, that is, the intervention of western culture.

In fact, in a sense, the essential difference between these two books is that one is innate and the other is acquired. Fuxi gossip is called innate gossip Wang Wen gossip and acquired gossip.

Anyway, these two books have a certain influence on our present life, and the difference is not that important.