How to learn the Book of Changes and how to teach yourself?

The Book of Changes is an ancient and profound classic, and learning requires patience and time. Here are some ways to learn the Book of Changes:

1. Read classic works: The classic works of Yijing include Zhouyi, Yi Zhuan, Ci Zhuan, etc. You can choose your own version to read.

2. Learn basic concepts: There are many basic concepts in the Book of Changes, such as "Yi", "Gua" and "Yi", and we need to know their meanings and usage.

3. Learning the number of images and hexagrams: Learning the number of images and hexagrams is an important part of learning the Book of Changes, and these contents are the key to understanding the number of images in the Book of Changes.

4. Learning the principle of change of heart: Learning the principle of change of heart helps to understand the relationship between divination and divination in the Book of Changes. 5. Practical application: The Book of Changes is not only a theoretical classic, but also very practical. We can apply the Book of Changes theory to real life by interpreting divination and divination.

I ching self-study method is as follows:

1. Find primary textbooks of the Book of Changes, such as Introduction to the Book of Changes.

2. Understand the basic concepts and contents of the Book of Changes, and try to understand the hexagrams and their changing rules.

3. Read notes and explanations, compare different versions of the Book of Changes, and study with your own understanding and understanding.

4. Consult the research materials of the Book of Changes and other related books to understand the development and application of the Book of Changes in history.

5. Apply the theory and methods of the Book of Changes to daily life, such as divination and divination.

It should be noted that the Book of Changes is a complex and profound classic, which needs a lot of time and energy to learn and understand. Beginners are advised to learn from the basic knowledge of the Book of Changes and gradually understand its connotation and significance.