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The Book of Changes is an ancient philosophy book in China, also known as the Book of Changes, which is referred to as Yi for short. It is said that it was written by people in the Zhou Dynasty because of its thoughtful, comprehensive and fluent meaning. Based on the dualism of Yin and Yang, it is a book that demonstrates and describes the operation law of things. It classifies the characters of everything in the world and heavenly stems and earthly branches's Five Elements Theory, even accurate enough to make a more accurate prediction of the future development of things. The birthplace of Zhouyi is now the ancient capital Anyang. Qili city is located 1 kilometers south of Anyang city. Zhouyi is the root of natural philosophy and ethical practice in China's traditional ideology and culture, which has a great influence on China culture. It is the crystallization of Chinese wisdom and culture for 5, years, and is known as "the head of the group classics and the source of the avenue". In ancient times, it was the study of emperors and the compulsory skill of politicians, strategists and businessmen. Zhouyi is an outstanding representative of China's traditional culture. The vast and subtle, all-encompassing, is also the source of Chinese civilization.

Introduction

The Book of Changes is one of the "Three Changes". The Book of Changes includes two parts, namely, the Book of Changes and the Book of Changes, sometimes referred to as the Book of Changes, which occupies an important position in the treasure house of traditional Chinese culture and is known as the head of the group of classics.

At the end of Shang Dynasty, when Xibo Hou Jichang was imprisoned by Shang Zhouwang in Youli City (present-day Anyang), he eliminated the triviality of Yi Ci and Yi Xiang Ci, and created 64 hexagrams of Yi Zhan. The original text was only 448 sentences, which was very brief, and did not include "five elements and dry branches". According to gossip, Fu Xishi painted it, and Fuxi painted it.

Sima Qian's Historical Records in the Han Dynasty called Zhou Wenwang's works Zhouyi. The existing Zhouyi is attached with "haiku" and "xiangci". Is it the work of Wen Wang? It remains to be verified.