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Ten Taboos for Women in the Book of Changes
The woman who saw Jin Fu didn't bow.

Ten taboos for women in the Book of Changes: 1. See a woman who doesn't bow in Jin Fu. 2, a woman who is thirsty for rain, that is, a woman with strong physiological desires. 3, Yu Ming woman, in the words of now, is a pleasure-seeking woman. 4. A wayward woman. This mainly refers to women with strong will and no self-knowledge. A woman who has no rain is a woman who only thunders and doesn't rain, or a woman who is unwilling or even refuses to do her wife's duty. 6. A strong woman is a strong woman. In the Book of Changes, I said: A strong woman, don't take it. A strong woman, yin flourishes and yang declines, and the relationship between husband and wife is difficult to last long. 7. A gluttonous and lazy woman. 8. A suspicious woman. When answering questions about marital status, Zhang Yi usually points out to beware of third parties. 9. Women who are familiar with each other. 10, militant woman.

The Book of Changes is an ancient classic that explains the changes of everything in the world and a profound dialectical philosophical work. Including Lianshan, Ghost Stories and Zhouyi, of which Lianshan and Ghost Stories have been lost and only Zhouyi exists in the world. The Book of Changes contains simple and profound natural laws and dialectical thoughts, and is the crystallization of the wisdom of the Chinese nation for 5,000 years. He understands and grasps the world from the perspective of holism, and regards man and nature as an organic whole that is mutually inductive, that is, "the unity of man and nature". The Book of Changes has long been used as a "soothsayer". "Divination" is to predict the development of future events, and The Book of Changes is a book that summarizes the laws and theories of these predictions. The Book of Changes is regarded as the general program and the first classic of China traditional culture. All-encompassing, it is an outstanding representative of Chinese culture. Vast, subtle and all-encompassing, it is also the source of Chinese civilization. Its content involves philosophy, politics, life, literature, art, science and many other fields, and it is a classic shared by all schools.