This page provides you with links and hexagram diagrams of the 64 hexagrams that we have carefully prepared. Whether you already have a hexagram and want to interpret it, or you wish to perform divination and fortune-telling here with us (we provide free divination), all are welcome.
No special background knowledge is required. We provide complete explanations for each hexagram, from basic concepts to practical applications. We recommend starting with fundamental concepts like yin-yang and the eight trigrams, then progressing gradually through the hexagrams. Our page is specifically designed for absolute beginners.
We recommend this sequence:
①Start with Qian and Kun hexagrams (representing Heaven and Earth)
②Master the eight basic trigrams
③Learn important common hexagrams like Zhun, Meng, Xu, Song
④Gradually complete all 64 hexagrams. Our page follows the traditional order while highlighting key learning priorities.
Memorization isn't necessary. Focus on understanding the core meanings and life wisdom of each hexagram. We provide modern interpretations and practical life examples to help you grasp the deeper meanings behind the ancient texts. Understanding is more important than memorization.
Each hexagram consists of 6 lines, divided into upper trigram (outer) and lower trigram (inner). Each line is either yang (solid line —) or yin (broken line --). We provide detailed structural diagrams and line-by-line explanations for each hexagram, making it easy to master the reading method.
The I Ching contains rich life philosophy and practical wisdom that can help with:
①Decision-making and risk assessment
②Understanding patterns of change and development
③Improving interpersonal relationships
④Enhancing psychological adaptability. We've specially added modern life application guidance to make ancient wisdom relevant to contemporary living.