This "Notes on the Book of Changes" has detailed annotations, simple explanations, and a unique explanation of the Dao of Changes. The author believes that Yi was written specifically for human affairs. The book mentions that "this has been true since King Fu Xiwen and Duke Zhou. Human beings are born from heaven, and human affairs are the way of heaven." This view is very profound. Just like what is said in the book, "Thunder, wind, water, volcanoes and swamps are the threads of heaven and earth, and this is the way of heaven." However, it also contains many philosophies of life and is worth reading.
This "Notes on the Book of Changes" has detailed annotations, simple explanations, and a unique explanation of the Dao of Changes. The author believes that Yi was written specifically for human affairs. The book mentions that "this has been true since King Fu Xiwen and Duke Zhou. Human beings are born from heaven, and human affairs are the way of heaven." This view is very profound. Just like what is said in the book, "Thunder, wind, water, volcanoes and swamps are the threads of heaven and earth, and this is the way of heaven." However, it also contains many philosophies of life and is worth reading.