Modest and polite, use translation involving Dachuan.

Modesty is a moral quality that a gentleman should possess. Conducive to crossing the river. The original text is from Zhouyi Gangua written by Zhou Wen and Wang Jichang.

Original text:

Modesty: constancy. A gentleman has an end.

On the sixth day, modest gentleman, used to involve Dachuan and Kyrgyzstan.

Six Liang, Qian Ming, Zhen Ji.

93. Be modest and have no end, Ji.

Vernacular translation:

Qian Bu: Prosperity. A gentleman's humility will have a good result. ?

Day 6: Modesty and then modesty are the qualities that a gentleman should possess. Crossing the river is good and auspicious. ?

62: wise and humble. Auspicious divination. ?

Diligence and humility will bring good results to a gentleman. Geely. ?

Extended data:

Creative background:

In the early society of China, due to the low productivity and underdeveloped science, the ancestors could not give scientific explanations to natural phenomena, social phenomena and human physiological phenomena, which led to the worship of God and thought that there was a supreme God behind things, which dominated everything in the world.

When people suffer from natural and man-made disasters repeatedly, they sprout the desire to predict sudden disasters and their behavioral consequences with the help of providence, so as to achieve the purpose of seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages. In the long-term practice, various prediction methods have been invented to communicate between man and god, and the Zhouyi, which can best reflect the meaning of god, is produced under such conditions.