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Chapter 13 The basic attributes corresponding to the eight trigrams

Qian (乾). It represents the sky, symbolizing the self-improvement and constant initiative of the sky. It is usually associated with concepts such as gold, jade, father, army, and country.

Kun (Kun). It represents the earth, symbolizing the earth's virtue of carrying all things and its peace, obedience, chastity and good fortune. It is usually associated with concepts such as cloudy and rainy weather, fields, mother, softness, abdomen, spleen and stomach.

Zhen (). It represents thunder, symbolizing the sound of spring thunder and the vibration of the ground. It is usually associated with concepts such as the eldest son, forest, liveliness, and impatience.

Xun ( 迅 ). It represents wind, symbolizing the wind's pervasiveness and the grass and trees lying flat on the ground. It is usually associated with the eldest daughter, the gallbladder, the thin and long things in the body, roads, bamboo forests, etc.

Kan (Kan). It represents water, symbolizing the difficulty of managing water and its unpredictable depth. It is usually associated with concepts such as neutron, boatman, thief, doctor, lawyer, etc.

Li (). It represents fire, symbolizing the brightness of fire and the fact that it will eventually stop burning as the burning substance turns to ashes. It is usually associated with concepts such as middle-aged women, the sun, armor, frivolity, and dryness.

Gen (Gen). It represents mountains, symbolizing the difficulty of mountaineering and the desire to stop moving forward. It is usually associated with concepts such as few children, clouds, temples, dojos, and tall buildings.

Dui (). It represents a marsh, symbolizing the marsh's reflection of the sky and its pleasing appearance. It is usually associated with concepts such as swamps, traps, gaps, concubines, and girls.

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