Gan, pronounced qián, stands for heaven;

Kun, pronounced kūn, stands for land;

Earthquake, pronounced zhèn, stands for thunder;

Xun, pronounced Xun, stands for wind;

Kan is pronounced k m n, which stands for water;

Li, pronounced lí, stands for fire;

Gen, pronounced gèn, stands for mountain;

Dui, pronounced Dui, stands for Ze.

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Bagua is an abstruse concept in Taoist culture in China, and it is a set of metaphysical philosophical symbols composed of four groups of Yin and Yang. His profound philosophy explains natural and social phenomena.

According to historical records, the formation of gossip originated from the river map and Luo Shu. It was invented by Fuxi, the leader of the three emperors and five emperors. Fu began to draw gossip in Guatai Mountain, Tianshui, which opened the sky. Gossip represents the yin and yang system of things' own changes, "one" represents yang, and "-"represents yin. These two symbols are combined in parallel according to the changes of yin and yang in nature to form eight different forms, which are called eight diagrams. Gossip is actually the earliest written expression symbol.

In China culture, it, like "Yin-Yang and Five Elements", is a tool to interpret the relationship between various things in the world's time and space. Each six-pointed star represents something. Dry represents the sky, Kun represents the earth, Xun represents the wind, earthquake represents the thunder, ridge represents the water, far represents the fire, gen represents the mountain, and right represents the ze. Gossip is like eight infinite invisible big pockets, which put everything in the universe. Eight trigrams are matched with each other to become sixty-four hexagrams, which are used to symbolize various natural phenomena and personnel phenomena, and are based on various people and things in today's society; The eight diagrams in traditional Chinese medicine refer to the eight parts around the palm. Gossip represents Yi-ology culture and permeates all fields of East Asian culture.

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