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Yi Ci refers to the words that explain the sixty-four hexagrams in Yi. Refers to the text that explains the sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes. Such as "Day 9: Don't Use Hidden Dragons". The ninth day is a difficult problem; "Don't use the hidden dragon" is a rude word at the beginning of Gan's divination.

Sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes, each hexagram has six hexagrams * * * 384 hexagrams, plus two hexagrams, the dry hexagrams and the Kun hexagrams, each with one use, totaling 386 hexagrams, so there are 386 hexagrams. For each article, list the questions first, then the words.

The problem is two words, one represents the nature of the book, one is "nine" and the other is "six". The order and position of the other table, from bottom to top, are recorded as beginning, second, third, fourth, fifth and last respectively.

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There is no word "yin and yang" in the Book of Changes, but it was called "Yang" and "Yin" hundreds of years later. Eight diagrams reflect objective phenomena with yin and yang symbols.

There are different opinions about the original meaning of "two essentials". Some people think that "stubbornness" is also jiao. One refers to sunlight, the other refers to moonlight, and the third refers to the rendezvous (the projection of the rendezvous between the sun and the moon). "Yao" means that the Qi of Yin and Yang is transformed by the movement of "Yao", so "Yao" is the ancestor of Qi. "-"Sex belongs only to Yang; " -"softness belongs to yin.

The expression of all things evolved from this yin and yang. Some people think that "-"stands for male genitalia and "-"stands for female genitalia.

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