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One could start from the following aspects: - Understanding the development of the Book of Changes: There are three books of the Book of Changes in the history of our country. They are the Lianshan Yi of the Xia Dynasty (with the Gen hexagram as the first hexagram, interpreted by Fuxi), the Guicang Yi of the Shang Dynasty (with the Kun hexagram as the first hexagram, interpreted by the Yellow Emperor), and the Zhouyi of the Zhou Dynasty (re-interpreted by King Wen of Zhou when he was imprisoned in Yali, with the Qian and Kun hexagrams as the opening hexagram). Lianshan Yi and Guicang Yi had been lost in the Han Dynasty, and the main thing that was passed down now was the Book of Changes. In the history of the Book of Changes, there were three important figures: Fuxi, King Wen of Zhou, and Confucius. Fuxi created the Eight Trigrams and the 64 hexagrams (the symbolic Yi stage), King Wen of Zhou created the hexagrams and the line statements (the literary Yi stage), and Confucius wrote the Yi biography (the philosophical Yi stage). - Master the basic concepts of the Book of Changes: - Line: Divides the Yin line (the broken horizontal line "- -", soft in nature, belonging to Yin, often represented by "six") and the Yang line, and forms the hexagram through the intersection of Yin and Yang. - Words: It is a conclusion, that is,"general words" and "general words". - Xiang: It was a method used by the ancients to classify and analyze things. Those that explained the divinatory symbols were called "elephants", and those that explained the lines were called "small elephants". - Yuan, Heng, Li, and Zhen: Yuan symbolizes the beginning of things (corresponding to the sprouting of plants in spring); Heng symbolizes the growth of things (corresponding to the growth of plants in summer); Li symbolizes the harvest of things (corresponding to the blooming and fruiting of plants in autumn); Zhen symbolizes the collection of things (corresponding to the falling leaves of plants in winter). Zhen also has the meaning of "divination,""righteousness," and "determination." - Good, bad, regret, stingy, blame: Obedience to the truth of the Book of Changes is good, violation of the truth of the Book of Changes is bad; Regret is to know the fault after making a mistake and can correct it; Misery is to cover up the fault and not repent or have something in mind that cannot be let go; Blame means disaster. - Eight Trigrams, Original Divination, Dual Divination, Reverse Divination, and Change Divination: Eight Trigrams represented eight natural phenomena (Heaven, Earth, Water, Fire, Wind, Thunder, Mountain, and Marsh); Original Divination was the hexagram obtained from the beginning of the hexagram; Dual Divination (Wrong Divination) was the hexagram of Yin and Yang (such as Qian and Kun); Reverse Divination (Comprehensive Divination) was the hexagram obtained by rotating the original hexagram 180 degrees. - With the help of learning resources: You can watch Professor Zeng Shiqiang's lecture, Wisdom of the Book of Changes. In addition to the general theory and summary, the lecture explained the 64 hexagrams and combined them with life examples to help you understand the use of the Book of Changes and its meaning to life. - Memory hexagram names: First, familiarize yourself with the basic hexagram names of the Eight Trigrams. You can use the Eight Trigrams Taking Elephant Song in Zhu Xi's Zhouyi to memorize them. For the sixty-four hexagrams, one could recite Zhu Xi's Song of the Order of the Names of the Divination, or memorize the names of the hexagrams by divination. For example, one could use three copper coins to divinate and record the results to deepen the impression of the names of the hexagrams. In addition, one could also read related introductory books, such as Sun Zhensheng's "Book of Changes: Introduction", Chang Bingyi's "Book of Changes: Introduction", etc. These books were helpful in systematically learning the basic knowledge of the Book of Changes. The novel "Taoist Qianshan" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

I recommend a few novels. "Legend of the Primordial Stars" was a cultivation novel written by Guxing Tianqi. The main character traveled through the Primordial World and became a star fruit tree. His origin was damaged and he wanted to obtain a large amount of star power, but the demon race occupied the Heavenly Court and did not allow it. Good, 562637121. "The Richest Man Begins from a Stall." It was an urban life novel written by 520 Farmer. The male protagonist, Chen Shi, had the ability to synthesize and rose from a stall. The supporting characters were also complete. The plot was true, and the writing style and characters were not bad. The book was a good read. "Back to the Heavens" was a novel written by a star-gazing dog. The Earth's spiritual energy had become larger and more dangerous, and the protagonist could travel through the myriad worlds. The text was solid. "Unlimited Martial Arts Begins from Boxing" was a fantasy novel written by Ning Yunzhi. Lu Chen became a martial arts genius through hard work. There were also many characters. The plot was quite interesting. "I Become Famous in the Interstellar by fortune-telling" was a sci-fi novel written by Chong Lou 37. The female lead would be able to read fortunes and travel in the galaxy. The content was novel and the writing style was good. It was a five-star recommendation.

The beginner of the Book of Changes could follow the following steps: ** 1. Familiar with the eight basic hexagrams ** In order to enter the world of the Book of Changes, one must first familiarize themselves with the eight basic hexagrams, Qian, Kun, Zhen, Gen, Li, Kan, Dui, and Xun. Their original symbol was the natural world, which corresponded to the sky, earth, thunder, mountain, fire, water, and wind. He could learn the eight hexagrams by memorizing the 24-word formula. This was the foundation of learning the Book of Changes. ** 2. Know the 64 hexagrams ** The main body of the Book of Changes consisted of sixty-four hexagrams. One needed to spend effort to memorize the order of the sixty-four hexagrams. He could use Zhu Xi's "Song of the Preface to the Divination of the Book of Changes" to help him memorize it. ** 3. Draw the six hexagrams ** The hexagrams in the Book of Changes were composed of eight basic hexagrams. When reading a certain hexagram, the eight basic hexagrams would appear in his mind, and then he would draw a six-line hexagram. It was important to note that when reading the hexagram, it was read from top to bottom, but when drawing the hexagram, it had to be drawn from bottom to top, starting from the bottommost line. ** IV. Understand the hexagrams and line statements ** This was a relatively difficult step. He had to go deep into every hexagram to understand the words of the sixty-four hexagrams. It could give full play to the role of Yi Zhuan (including the first and second chapters of Yi Zhuan, the first and second chapters of Xiang Zhuan, the first and second chapters of Wen Yan Zhuan, the first and second chapters of Xi Ci Zhuan, the first and second chapters of Shuo Gua Zhuan, the first and second chapters of Xu Gua Zhuan, and the first and third chapters of Za Gua Zhuan, which were also called "Ten Wings"). Among them, Yi Zhuan explained the divinatory symbols, while Xiang Zhuan explained the divinatory symbols and line statements. For some of the difficult parts, he could use the method of "finding the answer first, then finding the reason". The hexagrams and line statements could be regarded as the answer, and then he could explore why they were written in this way. ** 5. Judge the quality of the lines ** One could simply judge whether a line was good or not from many factors, such as whether it was in position or not.(Yang lines in the first, third, and fifth positions are in place; Yin lines in the second, fourth, and upper positions are in place; otherwise, they are not in place), whether Yin and Yang correspond (the first and fourth, second and fifth, and third and upper are three pairs of relations that echo each other. One Yin and Yang correspond, and the same Yin and Yang do not correspond), whether they are in the middle (in the first hexagram, the second and fifth lines are in the middle), etc. Of course, there are many other judgments and changes between the first hexagram and the six lines. Beginners can start from the basics and slowly understand. In addition, learning the Book of Changes required both giri and image-number. One had to know that the Book of Changes could not be learned in one's lifetime. The sixty-four hexagrams contained the changes of everything. The eight basic hexagrams contained complex and diverse symbols. One needed to make full use of their associations and study them patiently for a long time before they could gain anything. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

I think 'A Christmas Carol' is the best to start with. It's concise and has a clear moral message. The story is so familiar to many that it's easy to follow. You can quickly get into Dickens' world of detailed descriptions and colorful characters like the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future.

You can watch Professor Zeng Shiqiang's lecture, Wisdom of the Book of Changes. This lecture has a total of 142 videos. In addition to the general theory and summary, it also explains the sixty-four hexagrams of the Book of Changes one by one, and through real-life examples to assist in understanding. If you watch a lecture video every day and take notes to digest, it will take 142 days to finish learning. This could be used as a beginner's video material for the Book of Changes. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

There are several English novels that are recommended for beginners. One option is "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" by L. Frank Baum, which is an American children's novel that was originally published in 1900. Another suggestion is "The Little Prince," which is a beautiful and fragile fairy tale story that is originally written in French but has an English version that is easier to read. "The Old Man and the Sea" is also a good choice for beginners who are interested in classic literature. Additionally, "The Great Gatsby" is a popular English novel that has been recommended for over 30-50 years. Other recommendations include "Charlotte's Web," "The Wind in the Willows," and the Narnia series by C.S. Lewis. Overall, these novels provide a range of options for beginners to start reading English literature.

Here are some recommendations for Harem novels that beginner players can try: 1. " Black Gold Pendant " by Fourth Sister You: This novel tells the story of the decline of the Shang family and the struggle of the heroine. It involves the plot of the harem. 2. " Empress Xie " by Yue Renge: This novel was set as the Empress of the Xie family and described her life and struggles in the harem. 3. " The Empress Is Always Unmotivated " by Looking Back in the Snow: This novel is based on the growth and struggle of the heroine, which also includes the harem plot. 4. " The Fourth Master's Favorite Concubine " by Looking Back in the Snow: This novel was based on the story of the heroine traveling back to ancient times, and it also involved the harem plot. 5. " Concubine Shu " by Akabashi Ryusui: This novel is based on the heroine's experience of becoming an empress. There are also descriptions of the harem. These novels were all harem themed works, suitable for beginner players to try reading.

As a beginner in Java, I recommend reading the book Head First Java. It is one of the classic textbooks for beginners to get started with programming. Through beautiful diagrams, easy-to-understand language, and rich examples, Head First Java vividly explains the basic knowledge and concepts of Java programming to help readers quickly master the basic concepts and grammar of Java programming. In addition, Head First Java also covers many practical application scenarios of programming to help readers better understand the application value of programming. Head First Java was a very good introductory book for beginners in the field of programming.

The following are some of the recommended Wuxia novels: 1. [The Legend of Kang Qian: This novel is set in ancient martial arts and tells the story of a hero.] 2. " One Foot Long Sword ": This is a traditional wuxia novel. The plot is compact and full of chivalry and grudges in the martial world. 3. " Illustrations of Fate Destruction ": This novel is set in the world of cultivation. It tells the story of the protagonist entering the cultivation world from the secular world. It is considered a novel with an immortal flavor. These novels were all completed and were suitable to be recommended for beginners of Wuxia.