One Yin and One Yang Are Called the Tao: the Essence of Yi Chuan

This is a philosophical and religious book that explores the Book of Changes in depth. The main content of this book is a detailed sentence-by-sentence explanation of "Yi Zhuan", and it explains the study of Yi and related background knowledge thoroughly and vividly, and the content is plain and interesting. In this book, the author analyzes in detail the cultural characteristics of heaven being superior and earth inferior in the Book of Changes, revealing important concepts such as the spirit of the universe and national beliefs, as well as the Book of Changes and the principles of heaven and earth. The author also provides an in-depth explanation of the process and significance of Fuxi's invention of Bagua, as well as the inventions of ancient saints such as Shennong's invention of farm tools and market trade, and analyzes the impact of these inventions on later generations. In addition, the author also explores complex issues such as the relationship between Bagua and animals and the human body, as well as the influencing factors of the development of things and the final outcome of the development of things. The author also conducts an in-depth analysis of the core contents such as the symbols, good and bad luck of the hexagrams and lines, and the revelation of the secrets of life and death. In this book, the author also explains in detail the application of the concept of yin and yang in Chinese culture, as well as the concepts of coming and going and predicting the future. The author also deeply discusses practical issues such as mind cleansing, retreating from hiding, coping with psychological pressure, and life guidance of Lu Gua and Qian Gua.