" Zhouyi " The hexagram image of the fifteenth hexagram Qian is Shangkun and Xiagen.
The upper hexagram Kun is Shun, and the lower hexagram Gen is the end. Stopping along the way is a state of humility, so the hexagram is called "Qian".
The lower hexagram Gen is the hand, and the upper hexagram Kun is the cow. Together they have the image of offering cattle and animals, so the hexagram says "Heng". The upper hexagram Zhen is the eldest son, which can refer to a gentleman; the lower hexagram Gen is the end, the lower hexagram Kan is concealment, and the upper hexagram Kun is hiding: so the hexagram says "a gentleman has an end".
The next hexagram up to Gen is Qian, so the first six words are "Qian Qian". The first "modesty" is attitude, and the second "modesty" is behavior. The lower hexagram Gen is a melon and fruit, which can be cut into a spoon, and a boat is like a big spoon, so hexagram of Gen can be extended to be a boat, so it is said that "a gentleman uses it to cross a large river, which is auspicious".
The lower hexagram Gen is a dog, which is good at barking, so the sixty-two words are "Ming Qian". Until the lower hexagram Gen, the lower hexagram Huan is dangerous. Stop when you see the danger, which is of course "zhenji".
The lower hexagram Gen is Lao, so the word Jiu San is "Lao Qian". The upper hexagram Zhen means a gentleman, and the lower hexagram Kan means concealment, so it is said that "a gentleman has an end." The lower mutual hexagram is a danger, and the upper mutual hexagram is a shock. Sixty-three has the appearance of getting out of danger, so it is said to be "good luck". On
, the vibration of the mutual hexagram is thunder, which can be extended to the sound of drums and orders, so the sixty-fourth word is "杝清". The upper hexagram Kun is favorable, so it says "no disadvantage".
The upper hexagram Kun is a friend, which is money; the upper hexagram "Zhen" is "out": when combined, there is a sign of scattered wealth, so the sixty-five words "if you are not rich, take care of your neighbor". The upper hexagram Kun means smooth; the upper hexagram Zhen means coming out and drumming, which can be extended to mean going out for an expedition: so it is said that "there is no disadvantage in using invasion."
The upper hexagram Kun is yùn (yùn, in the twelve-rhythm , any syllable is the syllable established by the palace), so the upper six words "Ming Qian". The upper hexagram Kun is the division, the upper hexagram Zhen is the output, Kun is the city, and Zhen is the expedition. Therefore, it is said that "use the master to conquer the country."
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