伏羲
2 books
About the Author
伏羲, revered as one of the ancient Three Sovereigns in Chinese mythology, is traditionally credited with the creation of the Eight Trigrams, laying the foundational principles of the I Ching, or Book of Changes. As a semi-divine figure embodying the dawn of civilization, he is said to have invented writing, the calendar, and the art of fishing, symbolizing humanity's harmonious integration with the natural world. His legendary wisdom continues to influence philosophy, divination, and cosmology across East Asia. This bilingual edition of the I Ching bridges ancient Chinese insights with modern English interpretations, offering readers a timeless guide to understanding change, balance, and the cosmic order through伏羲's enduring legacy.
Common genres
Writing style
oracular
symbolic
philosophical
