What are the I Ching Bagua?

"The Book of Changes" is the study of changes in the world and all things. Yi is change, Jing is principle.

Explore the laws of natural development and change, reveal the truth, and then introduce it to human affairs to guide people's production and life.

"Bagua" uses eight symbols to represent eight phenomena in nature, and through the evolution laws of these eight natural phenomena, it extends to the laws of human affairs in an attempt to achieve a world view of the unity of nature and man.

Hexagrams are also called classic hexagrams, single hexagrams, and three-line hexagrams. The hexagram of Xiaocheng, the eight basic symbols created in the Book of Changes, constitutes the basic image of the Book of Changes. It is composed of Yang Yao "---" and Yin Yao "-

-". Each three Yao forms a hexagram, and its names are: Qian, Kun, Zhen, Xun, Kan, Li, Gen. , exchange.