How to pronounce this hexagram?

Reading this melon: bì guà. Benyao is one of the sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes, which shows the possibility of various changes in this situation.

Ben (pinyin: bě, běn, fén, fèn) is a secondary word in Chinese. The seal script was first seen in the Warring States period. Its original meaning is decoration, and its extension refers to brilliance. Pronounced b √. It also extended to refer to the big, read fé n. Pass "run", meaning to run, read bē n. Pass "grave", meaning to bulge, read fé n.

Gua is a Chinese character, which is interpreted as a tool for divination in ancient times. It is a set of symbols symbolizing natural phenomena and personnel changes, and is used for occupation and measurement. Divination is divination, including divination by yourself and asking others to do so.

The stroke order of this hexagram:

The total number of strokes in this book: 9 strokes. 1. 1 (horizontal), 2. 1 (vertical), 3. 1 (horizontal), 4. 1 (vertical), 5. 1 (vertical), 6. (folded horizontally), 8. (skimming), 9. .

Total strokes of hexagrams: 8 strokes. 1. 1 (horizontal), 2. 1 (vertical), 3. 1 (horizontal), 4. 1 (horizontal), 5. 1 (vertical), 6. (lift), 7. Vertical, 8. Point.