Zhouyi is called "Zhouyi"

Zhouyi is called the source of avenue.

This classic work is generally regarded as the cornerstone of China's ancient philosophy, culture, politics, economy, society and many other aspects. It has far-reaching influence and occupies a decisive position in the history of China. First of all, the philosophy of Zhouyi is profound. It puts forward the concept of "harmony between man and nature" and emphasizes the interdependence between nature and human beings.

It emphasizes harmony, balance and inherent regularity. This philosophical thought is of great significance at all times and in all countries, and has a positive enlightenment on the survival and development of human society. The cultural connotation of Zhouyi is rich and colorful. It contains many cultural elements such as divination, myth, history, poetry, music and dance, and embodies the wisdom and creativity of the ancient people in China.

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The theory of Yin-Yang and Five Elements in Zhouyi and the thought of Gan Kun's Eight Diagrams are profound cultural symbols, which have had a far-reaching impact on the development and evolution of China's traditional culture. The political concept of Zhouyi is unique and profound, which emphasizes the importance of ruling by virtue and advocates ruling the country by virtue instead of relying solely on law and coercion. This political idea is of great significance in ancient and modern times, at home and abroad, and has a positive enlightenment on national governance and social stability.

The economic thought of Zhouyi is practical and scientific, emphasizing the economic thought of "people-oriented" and advocating that the development of economy must take the interests of the people as the starting point and destination. This kind of economic thought is of great significance in ancient and modern China and foreign countries, and has positive enlightenment to economic development and social progress. Zhouyi contains profound philosophical thoughts, rich and diverse cultures and unique and profound connotations (the above contents are for reference only).