Qingping Town Gua Shi

In the hustle and bustle of Qingping Town, Chen Yi, a young Yili researcher, guarded a small courtyard and used three copper coins and a few hexagrams to resolve the difficulties in life for the people in the town. Strange noises in the inn in the middle of the night, unexpected changes in the marriage, hidden tricks in the shops... Behind the ordinary worries in the world, there are easy-to-understand codes hidden. Chen Yi used "Thunder Water Solution" to break the disturbance of evil spirits, "Tian Feng Jie" to clear up the confusion of marriage, and "Fire Thunder Bite" to reveal the confusion of people's hearts. He does not engage in mystery, but only turns the hexagrams into popular guidance: when in trouble, he knows that the "Shi Gua" means unity, when making decisions, he knows that the " hexagram" means turning points, and when dealing with things, he knows that the "" means to be lenient and strict at the same time. The stories that happened in the small town are like the epitome of the sixty-four hexagrams in the "Book of Changes" - there is no absolute good or bad, only the insight into the current situation and the consideration of people's hearts. When ancient wisdom shines into the world of fireworks, it turns out that the so-called "Yili" is just to teach you to understand the laws of life and find the confidence to move forward in the ups and downs. This is not a book about divination, but about life through hexagrams: every choice hides a turning point, and every dilemma contains a way out. As the "Book of Changes" says, amidst changes, there is hard-earned wisdom for survival.