What is the name and meaning of the last hexagram in the Book of Changes?

Sixty-four hexagrams of the Book of Changes are of no help.

"Gigi" (No.63) ends with "misfortune". "Ji Ji" is a great event, full of ambition, and eventually "no good" because of danger. "Lack of help" is an arduous task that needs to be overcome urgently. We worked hard from top to bottom, and Qi Xin reached the other side together. So the result of "lack of help" is "Ji Ji", and after "Ji Ji" is the beginning of another "lack of help". Combining the two hexagrams, we can not only find the meaning of beginning and ending, but also realize that it is difficult to start a business and it is even more difficult to stay in business. Furthermore, we can find that starting a business and staying in business are actually the same thing. The foundation of starting a business is based on past achievements, and the key to staying in the enterprise is to open up new roads with the spirit of starting a business. Invariance is not to keep your job, but to dig your own grave. In a word, "Ji Ji" is the beginning and end of "no help", and "no help" is also the beginning and end of "Ji Ji". Being able to understand that the two hexagrams are the end points of each other and make good use of them can be said to be a good reader of Zhouyi.