Taoism and Zhouyi

Zhouyi originated from Fuxi divination and was later translated into a book by King Wen and Duke Zhou. It's just a very important book on ancient philosophy and divination in China. As long as it is the culture of our country, it must be related to Zhouyi. Some thoughts of Taoism are the same as Zhouyi, but Zhouyi does not include Taoist scriptures. Confucius praised Yi, so Zhouyi was included in Confucian textbooks. Regarding the origin of Taoism, Taoism has been traced back to the Yellow Emperor and Zhu Xia. Do not trace back to the Book of Changes. Another book, Zhouyi, is called Zhouyi. I learned that Zhouyi was written by Zhou Wenwang and Duke Zhou. Although it has some connection with Taoist Huang Lao, it is not the key connection. Confucius admired and remembered Zhou culture all his life, but the Book of Changes is not the book of the origin of Confucianism. So, how can Zhouyi be called the book of the origin of Taoism? Therefore, as mentioned above, The Book of Changes is a classic written by ancient Chinese sages. As long as the culture of our country is inextricably linked with it, no one can trace its origin, because the Book of Changes is also a comprehensive pre-sage thought written by King Wen and Duke Zhou.