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Twelve of the sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes correspond to December, and the twelve hexagrams of Fu, Lin, Tai, Da Zhuang, Qiang, Gan, Yi, Dun, Wu, Guan, Pi and Kun match December. Its composition is composed of twelve hexagrams, which are the basis of all hexagrams, and the order of hexagrams is arranged according to yin and yang news.

Re-divination on the sixth winter solstice and divination on the ninth summer solstice.

Pro divination, 63 cold, escape divination, 93 hot weather.

Thai hexagrams rain in the ninth five-year plan, and negative hexagrams in the sixth five-year plan.

The first nine days of the spring equinox of Zhuang nationality are the first nine days of the autumn equinox.

Grain Rain peeled off the hexagrams at the beginning of June and March.

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Information divination includes Zi, Ugliness, Yin, Mao, Chen and Si, while "Kun" divination includes Wu, Wei, Shen, You, Xu and Hai. Two divinations and twelve hexagrams represent twelve months of the year. (or once a year).

Some people also use the twelve hexagrams to represent the ups and downs of Yin and Yang at twelve o'clock a day. At the darkest noon, represented by Kun Gua, both yin and yang flourish. After the child passed, it was represented by a Yang complex divination. In Yin Shi, it is the time when day and night alternate, so Yin and Yang are equally divided. Until noon, the Yin Qi gradually formed, so it was represented by a divination Yin Sheng. After that, it gradually formed until the sea age, and so on.

However, heavenly stems and earthly branches is generally used to indicate years, months, days and even hours. This method is very common and easy to find on the Internet. Heavenly stems and earthly branches is not from the Book of Changes, but it has a strong correspondence.