Above we mentioned that the established readers of the "Book of Changes" were the ruling class at that time. To be specific, they were the nobles of the pre-Qin period. The author hoped to inform all aspects of national governance, interpersonal communication and other pre-Qin period through the "Book of Changes", thus creating this collection of ancient Chinese humanities and culture. "Introduction and exchange" is to tell these managers that they should guide the people to trade barter. This is not only a need for social and economic development, but also represents the prosperity and stability of the state of .
As for how to carry out guidance work? As mentioned in the previous article, we must "reconcile" and strive to create a harmonious and stable business environment. We must "fresh", mutual benefit and achieve win-win results. Of course, there are also risks in the process of "reform", and we must have the awareness and ability to identify and control risks. Only with sufficient communication and exchanges can the two sides unify their thinking and reach consensus. Even if one party has an absolute advantage, it must uphold the principles of fairness, justice and openness. These are what "Quan Dui" should include, and it is exactly what this hexagram wants to talk about.
0 The most impressive thing in the pre-Qin period is probably Guan Zhong . Its economic policy of "to nourish the people, and to have no money" and "to benefit from fish and salt to support poverty", or "to communicate the power of light and heavy, and to reap the business of mountains and seas" is still a topic of discussion in the economic field until modern society. It is also because of Guan Zhong's governance that the State of Qi " currency accumulate wealth, enrich the country and strengthen the army", and ultimately helped the State to achieve hegemony. Even Guan Zhong himself has become the founder of a certain industry. As for which industry it is, readers can guess.
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