What is winter like on solstice?

First, the winter solstice and Kun hexagrams.

Kun Gua lives in the north of innate gossip. As the saying goes, countries are far apart.

Gui Zang Yi lists Kun Gua as the first of the sixty-four hexagrams, and The Book of Changes lists Gan Gua as the first of the sixty-four hexagrams. In essence, what the ancients said about Gankun was "the root of Yin and Yang, the ancestor of all things", "the gate of the Book of Changes" and "the gate of the Book of Changes", not just talking about Gangua or Kungua.

Second, the winter solstice and divination

In The Day After Tomorrow, eight diagrams live in the north, and the five elements belong to water. The water in Luo Shu's life is what Kangua said.

There are five elements of water in winter, and the solstice in winter is very cold. It has its own climate sign to match the winter solstice with the cantaloupe.

Third, the winter solstice and complicated divination.

From divination, we can see the clues to restore divination.

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