What does five lines of gossip mean?

Five lines of gossip is divided into Yin and Yang, Five Elements and Eight Diagrams. It is the basic philosophical concept of ancient Han nationality and the ancient theory of Yin and Yang. "Five elements" refers to the golden thread, the wooden thread, the waterline, the fire line and the earth line, and has always been a tool and method for the ancient Han sages in China to engage in various researches. No matter Taoists, doctors, military strategists, Confucians, historians, miscellaneous scholars and calendar calculators, they must be proficient in the "five elements".

Gossip is a continuation of yin and yang and five elements, or everything is divided into gossip. The eight diagrams are: doing, watching, rooting, truth, Xun, reason, Kun and exchange. Eight trigrams are usually used in orientation, divination, geomantic omen and other disciplines. And the theme that can give full play to gossip is plum blossom easy number.

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Bagua is a set of symbols in ancient China. Use "-"for yang and "-"for yin, and use three such symbols to form eight forms, which are called eight diagrams.

The Book of Changes is the theoretical source of natural philosophy and humanistic practice in the traditional ideology and culture of the Han nationality. It is the crystallization of the thoughts and wisdom of the ancient Han nationality and is known as the "source of the road". It is a study of ancient emperors and a required skill for politicians, strategists and businessmen. The Book of Changes is an outstanding representative of the traditional culture of the Han nationality. Vastness and subtlety are all-encompassing.

According to Zhou Benji, when King Wen was imprisoned, the gossip of Yi Yi, a beggar gang, was sixty-four hexagrams. In other words, King Wen (Bochang) was framed by Hou Hu, who was imprisoned by Emperor Yin for seven years. In prison, Xi Bochang devoted himself to studying the Eight Diagrams of Yi Learning, and deduced the sixty-four hexagrams of "Heaven is the earth and Kun is the landscape dream of Shuileitun" recorded in the Book of Changes through the superposition of Eight Diagrams.