Title: Complete Book of Changes (Single Volume) Format: 10 format 出 版 社：外文出版社 Author: Qin Quan, Editor in Chief ISBN：9787119074900 Publication date: March 2012, 1st edition Printed sheet: 44 Pricing: 59 yuan

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Annotations on the First Book of Changes
Shangjing
Dry first
Kun Second
Tun San
Meng Fourth
Need fifth
Lawsuit No. 6
Shi Diqi
Compared to the eighth
Small Animal Ninth
Step Ten
Thai 11th
No, the twelfth one
Tongren 13th
There is a 14th place
Qian 15th
Yu 16th
With the 17th
Gu 18th
The 19th
Observing the 20th
Devouring the 21st
Ben 22nd
Stripping the 23rd
Repeat the 24th
Wujie 25th
Big Animal 26th
Yi 27th
Exceeding the 28th place
Kan 29th
Approaching the 30th
Xia Jing
Xian 31st
Heng Thirty Second
Escaping the 33rd
Dazhuang 34th
Jin No.35
The 36th Mingyi
Family 37th
The 38th one
Chapter 39
Solution 40
Loss No. 41
Yi No. 42
The 43rd
The 44th
Extract the 45th
Promoted to 46th place
Trapped 47th
Well No. 48
Forty ninth Revolution
Ding No. 50
Earthquake No. 51
Gen 52
Gradual 53rd
Guimei 54th
Fengdi 55
Travel 56th
Xun 57th
Exchange 58th
Huan's 59th
Section 60
Zhongfu 61st
Below 62nd
Jiji 63rd
Weiji 64th
Chapter 2: The Book of Changes and Chinese Historical Culture
1、 Fuxi's' Opening the Sky with One Painting '
2、 Shennong and Feng Shui
3、 Huangdi and Qimen Dunjia
4、 King Wen of Zhou restrained and performed the Book of Changes
5、 Duke Zhou and Yao Ci
6、 The Hundred Schools of Thought and the Book of Changes
7、 Emperor Qin Shi Huang burned books and left only the Book of Changes
8、 The Great Development of Yi Learning in the Prosperous Age of the Han Dynasty
9、 During the prosperous periods of the Tang and Qing dynasties, the Book of Changes was revised
10、 The Negative Influence of the Book of Changes on Chinese Culture
Chapter 3: Encyclopedia of the Book of Changes
How did the Book of Changes appear?
What book is the Book of Changes?
What changes have occurred in the status of the Book of Changes?
What is Confucius' view on using the Book of Changes for prediction?
Why is divination of great significance to ancient people?
Why is it said that the Book of Changes has scientific significance?
How does the Book of Changes understand yin and yang?
How does the Book of Changes construct a model of the world from yin and yang?
What are the legends of "Hetu" and "Luoshu"?
What is the mystery of 'Hetu'?
How did Fuxi deduce the Tai Chi diagram from the "River Diagram"?
How did Fuxi deduce the Eight Trigrams from the "River Map"?
How does gossip represent time?
What is the mystery of 'Luoshu'?
What is the result of King Wen of Zhou's deduction of the "Book of Luo"?
What is the use of the Eight Trigrams of King Wen?
What are hexagrams and lines?
What is the meaning of Qian Gua?
What is the meaning of Kun Gua?
What is the meaning of the Kan hexagram?
What is the meaning of Li Gua?
What is the meaning of the Zhen hexagram?
What is the meaning of the Gen hexagram?
What is the meaning of the Xun hexagram?
What does' Dui Gua 'mean?
What are the six lines?
How to read the Six Trigrams?
How is each line of the Six Trigrams named?
How to judge good or bad from the order of lines and yin and yang?
What is' Cheng '?
What is the sixty-four hexagrams?
Why is the square diagram of the sixty-four hexagrams important?
What are the intricate relationships between the 64 hexagrams?
What is the function of moving lines?
What does Yao Ci use to represent good or bad luck?
What is the 'Da Yan Qi Fa'?
How to obtain hexagrams through "yarrow"?
How to interpret hexagrams?
What is the use of symbols representing variables?
Why can 'yarrow' determine the laws of development and change of things?
How to know which line in the sixty-four hexagrams represents oneself?
How to determine the relationship between each line in the hexagram and oneself?
How does each line of the sixty-four hexagrams correspond to the five elements of the earthly branch?
What is the relationship between the Five Elements, Heavenly Stems, Earthly Branches, and Yi?
What is the Five Elements?
What do the Five Elements represent?
What are six relatives?
What is four o'clock?
What are the strong and weak changes of the Five Elements in the Four Seasons?
Why is there an additional season when the four seasons correspond to the five elements?
What is the Five Directions?
What are the fixed correspondences in the correspondence of the Five Elements?
What is Heavenly Stems?
How does the Heavenly Stems correspond to the Four Seasons and Five Elements directions?
What are the conflicts, conflicts, and conflicts between heavenly stems?
What is Earthly Branch?
How does the Earthly Branch correspond to the Five Elements, Orientation, and Four Seasons?
What is the correspondence between Earthly Branches and Zodiac Signs?
What are the conflicts, punishments, harms, alliances, and associations between the branches of the earth?
How do heavenly stems and earthly branches form time?
What is the process of life and death?
How do the Twelve Earthly Branches represent the process of life and death?
What is the 'Tibetan Yuan'?
What was the development of Yi learning during the pre Qin period?
What was the development of Yi learning during the Han Dynasty?
Who founded the Elephant Number School?
Who were there during the Han Dynasty who understood Yi with righteousness?
What is Huang Lao Yi Xue?
What was the development of Yi learning during the Wei and Jin dynasties?
What was the development of Yi learning during the Sui and Tang dynasties?
What was the development of Yi learning in the Song Dynasty?
What was the development of Ming and Qing Yi studies?
What is the development of modern Yi learning?
Why is it said that the Book of Changes has influenced Chinese culture?
Why is it said that the Book of Changes has influenced the thinking patterns of Chinese people?
What impact has the logical thinking in the Book of Changes had on the Chinese people?
What impact do the Book of Changes and the Book of Changes have on Chinese ethical thought?
What Chinese political thought comes from the Book of Changes?
How did the Book of Changes influence Chinese aesthetics?
What literary concepts are there in the Book of Changes?
What influence does the Book of Changes have on Chinese calligraphy?
What influence does the Book of Changes have on Chinese painting?
In what ways has the Book of Changes influenced Chinese music?
What elements did Chinese dance obtain from the Book of Changes?
How did the Book of Changes influence the formation and development of Chinese indigenous Taoism?
How does easy learning affect alchemy?
What techniques in qigong come from the Book of Changes?
How does Buddhism use the Book of Changes to achieve its integration into China?
What military ideas are reflected in the Book of Changes?
What impact did the Book of Changes have on military strategy and tactics?
How can martial arts extract scriptures from the Book of Changes?
What impact does the Book of Changes have on Eastern management thought?
How has the Book of Changes influenced modern management science?
What impact does the Book of Changes have on Chinese folk customs?
How did the Book of Changes influence the development of ancient science?
How did the Book of Changes affect the development of traditional Chinese medicine?
How did Yi Xue influence the development of traditional Chinese medicine?
Where does mathematics appear in the Book of Changes?
What is the relationship between Yi and physics?
How is Yi used to explain chemical phenomena?
Why is it said that the Taiji Bagua diagram reflects the changing patterns of the moon?
What are the biological achievements of Yi Xue?
How is the theory of yin and yang in the Book of Changes reflected in traditional Chinese medicine?
Is there a distinction between yin and yang in the organizational structure of the human body?
How does the yin-yang theory explain the health status of the human body?
Is there a distinction between yin and yang as pathogenic factors?
What changes occur in the yin and yang of the human body during illness?
How does the theory of yin and yang guide the diagnosis of diseases?
How does the theory of yin and yang guide the treatment of diseases?
How does the theory of yin and yang guide traditional Chinese medicine in understanding drugs?
How does traditional Chinese medicine practice yin-yang health preservation?
How do people with yang deficiency obtain yang energy from their environment?
How do people with Yin deficiency obtain Yin energy from their environment?
How is the theory of the Five Elements applied in traditional Chinese medicine?
What is essence and qi?
Where is the essence of human beings hidden?
How to apply the Five Elements theory to explain the seasonality of disease onset?
How to apply the theory of the Five Elements to infer the severity and prognosis of a disease?
How to use the Five Elements theory to diagnose and treat diseases?
How to apply the Five Elements theory to guide medication?
How does the Five Elements theory guide emotional therapy?
What is a pentagram?
What are the characteristics of wooden figures?
How should wooden people maintain their health?
What are the characteristics of fire shaped people?
How should fire shaped people maintain their health?
What are the characteristics of earth shaped people?
How should earth shaped people maintain their health?
What are the characteristics of golden figures?
How should people with golden shapes maintain their health?
What are the characteristics of water shaped humans?
How should water-based people maintain their health?
How is the theory of time and space in the Book of Changes applied in traditional Chinese medicine?
What is' luck theory '?
What are the 'Five Elements'?
What is the 'Six Qi'?
What will happen when "luck" and "qi" combine?
What is the relationship between the Five Elements and Six Qi and the occurrence of diseases?
What is the 'noon stream'?
What are the "Eight Laws of Linggui"?
What are the "Eight Flying Techniques"?
How did the "Lianshan Yi" and "Guicang Yi" come into being?
Why was the Book of Changes spared from burning books and burying scholars?
How did 'Pushing Back Picture' come about?
Why does the same 'string' have different outcomes?
Why are there different solutions for the same dream?
What dynasties and era names in ancient times came from the Book of Changes?
Does chess originate from the Book of Changes?
How to dispel the evil energy outside the gate?
How should the gate be designed?
How to dispel the evil energy inside the gate?
What is the function of the foyer?
What position is the window suitable for opening?
How to dispel the evil energy seen from the window?
What is the Feng Shui meaning of the living room?
Where should the living room be located in the room?
How to draw a feng shui map for the living room?
What do the different orientations of the living room represent?
What position should the sofa be placed in?
How to use sofas to improve home transportation?
What are the Feng Shui functions of carpets?
What are the Feng Shui functions of the living room combination cabinet?
How to place a TV according to the Five Elements?
What is the feng shui function of a restaurant?
What are the Feng Shui considerations for dining tables?
How to determine the orientation of the kitchen based on feng shui?
Where is the stove suitable for installation?
How should I place the refrigerator in the kitchen?
How to make money in the kitchen?
Can mirrors be installed in the kitchen?
What are the Feng Shui functions of the bedroom?
What are the requirements for bedroom windows?
How to position the bed?
What are the requirements for placing a dressing table?
How to reduce the adverse effects of the bathroom in the bedroom on the human body?
How to determine the orientation of a child's bedroom based on the Five Elements?
How to decorate the study according to different needs?
How to place the desk?
What kind of balcony is more conducive to family fortune?
What are some simple methods to dispel the negative energy on the balcony?
What miscellaneous items can seriously affect feng shui?
Where should the trash can be placed?
What if the orientation of the residence is not ideal?
What should I do if there are irregular rooms in the residence?
What should I do if there are missing or protruding corners in my residence?
How to remedy the missing angles in different directions?
How to exchange the heart of heaven for an old house?
Does the orientation of doors and windows affect academic performance?
How to determine the position of Wenchang?
How to arrange a desk to improve exam performance?
How to obtain a Wenchang pen with stimulating effect?
How to organize student movements through computers?
What kind of bookshelf is more beneficial for children's learning?
What impact does bedroom feng shui have on academic and professional pursuits?
How to improve memory by changing the position of the bed?
What impact does office feng shui have on academic and professional pursuits?
How to layout the desk for career benefits?
Why is the office desk placed in the Wenchang position?
Can you sit in the opposite position to Wenchang's position?
How is the position of Fuyuan conducive to promotion?
What aspects are unfavorable for career advancement?
How to use decorations to avoid desk misalignment?
How to use accessories to get the boss's attention?
What symbol is beneficial for career hanging?
How to choose a year?
How to choose a month?
How to choose a day?
What is the ecliptic and the underworld?
What do the twelve gods of the ecliptic and the underworld represent respectively?

Content Introduction

Preface
The Book of Changes, also known as the I Ching or Yi Jing, is divided into two parts: "Classics" and "Transmission". The "Jing" refers to the "Ancient Book of Changes", which is divided into two parts, the first and the second, and was probably written in the early Western Zhou Dynasty; Zhuan "refers to the" Yi Zhuan ", also known as the" Yi Da Zhuan "or" Ten Wings ", which was written around the late Warring States period.
There is a discrepancy between the author and the time of writing of the classics and biographies of the Book of Changes. Sima Qian wrote in his book "Records of the Grand Historian": "Fuxi wrote the Eight Trigrams" ("Biographies of the Sun"), "Xibo stayed in Youli and performed the Book of Changes" ("Preface to the Grand Historian"); Confucius was late and fond of the Book of Changes, with prefaces such as "De", "Xi", "Xiang", "Shuogua", and "Classical Chinese" ("The Family of Confucius"). It is believed that Fuxi created the Eight Trigrams, King Wen wrote the hexagrams and lines, and Confucius wrote the preface to the Book of Changes, which was used as an authoritative judgment between the Han and Tang dynasties. After verification by later generations, it has become a consensus that the Book of Changes did not originate from one person and was created at a time.
Yi "was once the common name for divination books, and the Book of Changes, along with the legendary divination books" Lianshan "and" Guicang ", were collectively referred to as the" Three Changes ". It was originally a divination book, but Confucius regarded it as a philosophical work. Later, the Han people interpreted it based on images and numbers, while the Wei and Jin Xuanxue scholars used it to discuss mysticism. There was also the Song dynasty's theory of the Hetu and Luoshu, which evolved it into a book of scholars. But the book contains many stories of the Yin and Zhou dynasties, which are valuable materials for studying the social history, thoughts, and customs of that time.
The Book of Changes uses the arrangement of hexagrams, changes in their shapes, and the use of hexagrams and lines to symbolize philosophy. The basic symbols are "yang" and "yin". The two symbols are combined in different ways and stacked in three layers, resulting in a total of eight combinations and eight shapes, known as the Eight Trigrams:
Qian, Kun, Zhen, Xun, Kan, Li, Gen, Dui, symbolize eight objects: heaven, earth, thunder, wind, water, fire, mountains, and marshes. Any two hexagrams in the Eight Trigrams are combined to form the sixty-four hexagrams. Each hexagram has six lines, with the Qian and Kun hexagrams each having an additional line. Each hexagram contains hexagrams and each line contains line words, totaling 64 hexagrams and 386 line words, forming the "Jing" section of the Book of Changes. The sixty-four hexagrams are divided into two parts, the first part consisting of thirty hexagrams and the second part consisting of thirty-four hexagrams. Starting with 'Qian' and 'Kun', ending with 'Ji Ji' and 'Wei Ji'. Metaphorically representing the entire process from the occurrence of things, through stages of development that are either peaceful or regretful, to the final completion ("Jiji"); And the completion stage of things also means the beginning of a new process ("unfinished"). The system of the sixty-four hexagrams is open, indicating that the development of things has not come to an end.
The Book of Changes is composed of seven parts, namely Classical Chinese, Biography of Virtues, Biography of Symbols, Xici, Shuo Gua, Xu Gua, and Za Gua, totaling ten chapters. It is called the "Ten Wings", meaning that it is the wings of the scriptures. Classical Chinese specifically interprets the two hexagrams of Qian and Kun. The Book of Rites explains the names and words of the sixty-four hexagrams. The meaning of the hexagram is broken, that is, the meaning of the hexagram is broken. The book "Xiang Zhuan" explains the names of hexagrams and the lines and verses. The above three are attached to relevant scriptures. The Book of Changes "is a comprehensive treatise on the Book of Changes, with a vast and complex content. The Book of Divination specifically describes the things represented by Qian, Kun, Zhen, Xun, Kan, Li, Gen, and Dui Bagua. The "Xu Gua" explains the sequence of the sixty-four hexagrams. The "Miscellaneous Hexagrams" state the meanings of the sixty-four hexagrams, which are interpreted in a mixed manner, hence the name "Miscellaneous". The above four types are listed separately after the scripture.
The Book of Changes contains a total of 450 hexagrams and lines. Through formal analysis, according to Li Jingchi's "Exploring the Origins of the Book of Changes", it can be divided into six types:
1、 A purely auspicious and inauspicious word. For example: "Qian", "Yuan Heng, Li Zhen".
2、 Single narrative without indicating good or bad luck. For example, on the sixth day of the lunar new year in "Kun", it says, "When you wear frost, the ice remains firm.
3、 Describe first and then determine the good or bad. For example, in the "Qian" chapter 93, it says, "A gentleman is dry all day long, vigilant at night, sharp, and without blame.
4、 Describe the good and bad first. For example, in "Little Animal," it says, "Heng. In the dense clouds without rain, I am in the western suburbs.
5、 Narrative, good or bad; Narrative, good or bad luck. For example, in Chapter 63 of the "Lawsuit", it is said that "eating old virtues, being upright and stern, and achieving good fortune in the end. Or following the king's affairs, without success.
6、 Mixed: either auspicious or inauspicious, narrative; Good or bad luck. Or narrate first, good or bad; Narrative again. For example, in the book "Fu", it says, "Heng. There is no illness when entering or leaving, and no blame when friends come. Repeating the same path, it will come back in seven days. There is benefit in going back and forth.
The hexagrams and lines in the Book of Changes are records of the results of divination and divination accumulated over a long period of time in ancient times. It involves situations such as sacrifice, war, production, marriage, natural disasters, etc., and has certain historical value.
The Book of Changes is one of the most difficult to understand works in Chinese cultural classics. As a book of divination with certain philosophical content, it has built a mysterious palace in the Grand View Garden of Chinese traditional critical culture with its unique form and ideological content; In the field of ancient Chinese ideology, which mainly focused on politics and ethics, a vast philosophical realm was opened up. For thousands of years, scholars belonging to different schools of thought and academia have devoted themselves to explaining and elaborating on it, resulting in its true nature being shrouded in the fog of theology, the mystical teachings of Taoism, and the principles of Confucianism, thus forming a complex system of Yi studies.
The Complete Book of Changes is divided into three parts. The first part carefully annotated and translated the Book of Changes according to the authoritative version, which greatly facilitates readers' understanding of the original text of the Book of Changes. The second part is "The Book of Changes and Chinese Historical Culture". The third part is the "Encyclopedia of the Book of Changes". In order to facilitate readers' in-depth study of the Yi Jing culture, this book also specifically collects numerous original images of ancient versions of Yi Jing for readers to appreciate.
The compilation of this book will inevitably have many shortcomings and errors. We sincerely hope that readers and scholars can provide valuable opinions for us to revise and improve.