What do heaven, earth, water, volcano, thunder and wind represent respectively?

"Heaven, earth, water, volcano, thunder and wind" refers to the natural "sky", which respectively represents the following things:

1. Dry represents heaven, symbolizing father, old man, chief executive and other figures.

2. Kun represents the land and symbolizes the mother, wife, the masses and other figures.

3.Kan stands for water, symbolizing criminals, thieves, children and other figures.

4. Separation represents fire, symbolizing China women, literati, tourists and other figures.

5. The earthquake represents thunder, symbolizing men, judges and other figures.

6. Gen represents the mountain, symbolizing boys, youngest sons, boys and other figures.

7. Xun represents the wind, symbolizing the eldest daughter, girl, virgin and other figures.

8.Dui stands for Ze, symbolizing girls, prostitutes, speakers and other figures.

In the Eight Diagrams, "Heaven, Earth, Water, Volcano, Thunder, Wind and Ze" respectively represent eight natural phenomena and elements of heaven, Earth, Water, Fire, Mountain, Thunder, Wind and Ze. They combine with each other and change with each other to form a symbol system of the Eight Diagrams, which can be used to predict and foretell the good or ill luck of things. At the same time, these symbols can also be used to represent different people and things, as well as their attributes and characteristics.