Is there any basis for the claim that the I Ching is the source of traditional Chinese culture?

There are five thousand years of Chinese history, of which three thousand years have been dominated by the ideas of this book. Let's take a look at three characteristics of traditional Chinese culture: the first is that the history is profound and deep. The second is that there is both the best and the worst of the culture. There is a lot of it that looks pretty good, but is not simple to actually apply. The third is that on the basis of this book, Chinese culture combines knowledge and action into one day to combine theory and practice in a high degree of unity.

China's previous wisdom can be seen in the I Ching, which is also the origin of Chinese philosophy. From ancient times to the present day, it is known as the first of all the sutras, the head of the classics, the first in philosophy, and the forerunner in science. There is a saying that those who don't read I Ching can't be a doctor; those who don't read I Ching can't speak for the general. It can be seen that the role of the I Ching can be from people to the country, which is also known as the cultivation of the body, the family, the country, and the world.

In foreign countries, the world's two great wonders are the I Ching and the Bible, enjoying the "cosmic algebra" of the name. Internationally, there is an I Ching organization, of which the chairman of the organization, Mr. Cheng Zhongying, said: I Ching is not only Chinese, but also Oriental, but also the world, not only ancient, but also modern, and even more so in the future. This shows that I Ching is a book that predicts the future and can play a great role in decision-making.

The I Ching is not simply a philosophy; it is a methodology that guides many fields. The analogical thinking of the Book of Changes set the stage for the thinking of the Chinese people. The essence of its righteousness has also contributed to the wisdom of Chinese philosophy. The Chinese people's self-improvement and virtue are also nurtured in the moral aspirations of Zhou Yi. It is definitely the proudest cultural treasure of the Chinese nation.