Zhang Jie.
Jie, the 60th hexagram of the Book of Changes, the five elements belong to water (Kan Palace), the Shuizhe Festival, the upper and lower ridges, the kanji is water, the five elements belong to water, and the dui is marsh, and the five elements belong to gold. Using this word means that in the five elements, it not only replenishes water, but also suppresses excessive metal with water to achieve a balance between metal and water.
In the Book of Changes, the description of the "Jie" hexagram is as follows:
Jie: prosperous, bitter festivals cannot be chaste.
"Xiang" says: There is water on the lake, which is a sense of integrity; a gentleman uses the system to measure and discuss virtue.
On the ninth day of the Lunar New Year, if you don’t leave your home, you will be blameless.
"Xiang" says: "Don't leave the house", which means Tong Si.
Ninety-two, if you don’t go out to the court, it will be bad.
"Xiang" says: "If you don't go out to the courtyard", you will be extremely lost in time.
Six three, if there is no restraint, then there is no blame.
"Xiang" says: "Irregular sighing", who is to blame!
June 4th, Anjie, Heng.
"Xiang" says: "The prosperity of Anjie" is the inheritance of the Tao.
The Ninth Five-Year Plan is a lucky day and good luck.
"Xiang" says: "Ganjie is auspicious", ranking in the middle.
On the sixth day, there are bitter festivals, chastity and bad luck, regrets and death.
"Xiang" says: "Hard festivals bring chastity and bad luck", and the way is poor.
The image of the Jihe hexagram itself means moderation. Water is on the pond. If there is no moderation, too much water will overflow. A gentleman should control his behavior according to certain etiquette and laws, but he should not be too restrained. Excessive restraint will make people feel bitter and lead to danger. This is the meaning of "bitterness, chastity and evil". Therefore, it is best to exercise moderate restraint. Failure to exercise restraint or excessive restraint may lead to bad results.