What are the literary works in ancient China that are similar to the "Book of Changes"?

"Tai Xuan Jing" was written by Yang Xiong in imitation of Yi. There seems to be a difference in the hexagram paintings. Shang Binghe believes that this book is an important work for studying the Zhouyi of the Han Dynasty.

"Huangji Jingshi Shu" was written by Shao Kangjie in imitation of Yi. Mainly based on inference. It is also helpful in studying Yitu. Since then, the distinction between nature and nurture has been taken seriously.

"Jiao's Book of Changes" was written by Jiao Yanshou to perform the sixty-four hexagrams. In the "Biography", it is suspected of imitating the Book of Changes, and he added the method of creating and restraining the five elements.

"Yi Mao" written by Cheng Liangyu, is a pure divination book.

In addition, Lai Zhide once wrote about Tai Chi Tu, and Zeng Guofan also classified books into four images. Most of the Yi studies are perfunctory, and the real connotation is very different from the book.

It is impossible to have translation software. The brain is the best translation software. You can go to the library at the bottom of the home page of "Zhouyi Tiandi", but the URL cannot be written.