This chapter summarizes the whole book and discusses the development process and change rules of things. The hexagrams represent the sky with the number of pure Yang in the sixty-four hexagrams. Its function is Qian, which means health, and Tian refers to the sun in ancient times. The sun is constantly moving and shining brightly, and its characteristics are consistent with "health". "Xiang" says: "The movement of heaven is vigorous." It means that the way of heaven is vigorous and running continuously. There are sixty-four hexagrams in the "Book of Changes", and the "Qian" hexagram is ranked first, which shows that the "Book of Changes" emphasizes that masculine power plays a major role in the contradictions that determine the development of things. The line uses the dragon as a metaphor, symbolizing the unpredictable changes of heaven and its infinite potential.
Reader comments
Just like me, I will encounter various difficulties in life, but as long as I am as flexible and persistent as Kun Gua, I will have good results. Moreover, the interaction of yin and yang mentioned in the book also made me understand that many things have two sides, and I must look at the problem comprehensively. I also learned that if you follow the right people like a mare, you will go far. This book has greatly inspired my way of thinking, and I recommend it to everyone!
Just like me, I will encounter various difficulties in life, but as long as I am as flexible and persistent as Kun Gua, I will have good results. Moreover, the interaction of yin and yang mentioned in the book also made me understand that many things have two sides, and I must look at the problem comprehensively. I also learned that if you follow the right people like a mare, you will go far. This book has greatly inspired my way of thinking, and I recommend it to everyone!