Pinyin of hexagrams

Gua is a commonly used Chinese character and one of the eight diagrams. In Chinese, hexagrams refer to six yin-yang numbers composed of two horizontal lines, which are used for divination and prediction.

Gua is an important concept in China's ancient philosophy, which is widely used in the Book of Changes, Taoism, Confucianism and other ideological systems. In the Book of Changes, hexagrams are composed of six hexagrams, each of which is divided into yin and yang, and there are 64 different hexagrams, each of which has its own unique meaning and symbolic significance. The change and combination of divinatory symbols can be used to predict future events and guide people's behavior and decision-making. Therefore, mastering the sound and meaning of hexagrams is of great help to understand China's ancient philosophy and cultural tradition and to learn the Book of Changes.