[What is the I Ching?]
★An ancient Chinese divination and philosophy book, revered by Confucianism as the foremost of the "Six Classics" in Chinese history, and has also had a significant impact on the West!
★Consists of two parts: one is the hexagrams, namely 64 hexagrams, each composed of six lines (made up of yin and yang lines); the other is the hexagram texts, which are explanations and descriptions of each hexagram.

[How do famous people evaluate the I Ching?]
I have always suspected that the culture of the I Ching is left over from the last Ice Age, not a product of this Ice Age, because its scientific and philosophical principles are too profound.
— Nan Huaijin
The Book of Changes is not only Chinese, but also Eastern, and even more so, global. It is not only ancient, but also modern, and even more so, future.
— Feng Youlan
The I Ching represents the wisdom of the Chinese people. To find the reason why humans are human through the figures and images created by the human mind is a noble endeavor.
— Hegel

[Why to read the I Ching?]
★Understanding the I Ching can prevent mistakes at crucial moments in life!
★This book was widely used for divination and prediction in ancient China, providing wisdom and guidance for emperors in governing the country.
★This book discusses the laws of change in all things in the universe and how humans can adapt to these changes.

[How to read the I Ching?]
★Simplify the difficult I Ching with comic illustrations
-Start by learning about yin and yang, and the changes and dualities of all things
-Understand the sixty-four hexagrams and the meaning of the hexagram texts
-Make judgments in conjunction with life experience, and the answers will be in your heart

The "One Minute Comics of Chinese classics" series includes 4 titles:
"One Minute Comics of Tao-te Ching",
"One Minute Comics of Su Shu"
"One Minute Comics of Sayings of the Elders"
"One Minute Comics of I Ching"
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What to do when faced with career setbacks and project failures?
— Look at Xiao Chu Hexagram: Accumulate strength and reach new heights again.

Love dilemma: Does love at first sight really exist?
— Look at Xian Hexagram: Yin and yang attraction, natural pull.

Workplace game: When dealing with unscrupulous people, should you advance or retreat?
— Look at Dun Hexagram: Take a step back first and preserve your strength.

Promotion secret: How important is the appreciation of leaders and the recognition of the masses?
— Look at Jin Hexagram: Cultivate virtue first, and you will naturally be able to advance.

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This book combines text and illustrations to explain the traditional classic I Ching in modern language, helping readers easily understand the original work and appreciate the wisdom of ancient sages.
This book tells the sixty-four hexagrams with concise and exquisite pictures and easy-to-understand text, and combines real-life cases to effectively and conveniently understand the I Ching, allowing readers to draw lessons and inspiration from it.

He Wangze
From Anren, Hunan, a scholar of oracle bone script, studied under the historian Mr. Zhang Zhenpei. He participated in the compilation of college textbooks "Article Study Course" and "Article Ontology", and his monograph "Pre-Qin Article History Draft" is hailed as a pioneering work in the study of Chinese article history. He has been deeply involved in the study of oracle bone script for many years and has published nearly thirty frontier papers on oracle bone script.

Ge Hong
Daoist name De Hong, a disciple of the Zhengyi sect of Taoism. Proficient in the art of I Ching, fortune-telling, and physiognomy, he holds an MBA degree from a well-known French business school and has served as an executive in Fortune 500 companies, a private entrepreneur, and later converted to Taoism to study Taoist classics diligently.