How do the eight basic hexagrams in Zhouyi correspond to Tian Zelei, Huo Feng Shui, Shan Kun? For example, why does the dotted line below the above two solid lines represent the wind?

Here's the thing. A Lian Heng represents Yang. The sky is the yang in the yang, so it is three horizontal. This is the original image of the sky. His image changed from yang to yin, that is, from "-". Similarly, the earth is the other way around, from "-"to "one"

His transformation is like-the sky moves at the bottom, naturally it is the wind. If it moves at noon, it is naturally smoke, which means fire, because fire will produce smoke. If the sky moves at the top, why? It turns out that the sky is reflected in the water and the sky is under the water. That hexagram is naturally a relief. The Great Lakes reflect the sky above the water, the sky is below the water, and the waves rise from the water, that is, the sky moves in Mizunokami. .....

Change it. The weather is sunny and sunny. ......

Similarly, the earth is at the top of three "-"positions, which means that mountains will move ... because mountains are at the top of the earth.

The middle of the ground is moving, that's water flowing, because water is underground, underground, underground, underground, not to mention, groundwater is several times that of groundwater. . . .

The bottom of the ground has moved. An earthquake, of course. Because the dynamic movement of the center of the earth is the cause of earthquakes and plate changes. . . . . . .

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I have talked about related issues in Huangdi Neijing before.

It was easy to say at that time, I wanted to know if there was a typo.