What does the I Ching Bagua diagram look like?

The Bagua Diagram is derived from the "River Diagram" and "Luo Shu" in ancient China, and is said to have been written by Fuxi. Among them, "He Tu" evolved into the innate gossip, and "Luo Shu" evolved into the acquired gossip. Each Eight Diagrams has three lines, "Qian, Kun, Zhen, Xun, Kan, Li, Gen, Dui" divided into eight directions, symbolizing the eight things and natural phenomena of "heaven, earth, thunder, wind, water, fire, mountain and lake". It symbolizes the changes and cycles of the world. The classification method is like the five elements. Everything in the world can be classified into the Bagua. It is also the ancient ancestor of binary systems and electronic computers.

Bagua was first created by Fuxi in Guadi Village of Hongdong. Because this village is surrounded by mountains and there are eight villages distributed around it, and they are all separated by eight li, shaped like the base of Gua Di. Fuxi used scenes to draw hexagrams, so he created the Bagua Diagram. This diagram evolved from the Bagua Diagram created by King Wen of Zhou Dynasty by Fu Xi. The Bagua Diagram is located on the central axis of the Hongdong Sophora Tree Scenic Area, which means "roots in Hongdong".

Ancient Geyi patterns. "Taiping Yulan": "Fuxi sat on the square altar, listened to the energy of the eight winds, and drew the Eight Diagrams." Using "--" as Yang and "--" as Yin, the Eight Diagrams are formed: Qian is the sky, and Kun is the Bagua. Earth, earthquake is thunder, Xun is wind, Kan is water, Gen is mountain, Li is fire, Dui is river, all of which resemble the emotions of all things. The eight trigrams are divided into eight directions, and the picture of Tai Chi is drawn in the middle. "Yi Zhuan" believes that the Eight Trigrams mainly symbolize the eight natural phenomena of heaven, earth, thunder, wind, water, fire, mountains, and lakes. It also believes that the two hexagrams "Qian" and "Kun" occupy a particularly important position in the Eight Diagrams and are the symbols of nature. and the original source of all phenomena in human society. Bagua was originally a symbol used by ancient people to record events, and was later used as a divination symbol. In ancient times, Bagua diagrams were commonly used as patterns to eliminate evil and avoid disasters.