1. Peking University: The Department of Philosophy of Peking University offers Zhouyi and Taoist Thought and other related courses.

2. China Renmin University: The College of Literature of China Renmin University has related courses such as "Yi-ology and Cultural Inheritance", "Yi-ology, Taoism and China Culture".

3. Tsinghua University: Tsinghua University Institute of Humanities has related courses such as "Pre-Qin philosophers and Yi-ology".

4. Liaoning Normal University: The Philosophy Department of Liaoning Normal University has related courses such as The Philosophy of Zhouyi, Taoist Thought and the Book of Changes.

5. Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine studies all related courses such as Zhouyi and Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Besides, there are many other Yijing schools and research institutions all over China. If you need more detailed information, please consult local educational institutions and related websites.

Yi-ology belongs to the philosophical knowledge that studies the operation law of everything and its relationship under the guidance of the corresponding academic thought of heaven and man. Since the Spring and Autumn Period, China's scholarship has been integrated with Yi-ology, with Fu painting divination, and official learning has gradually evolved into private learning. There is a gradual development before and after the Yi-ology, and a hundred schools of thought contend, so it is easy to divide. Since Confucius praised the Book of Changes, the Book of Changes has always been regarded as a Confucian classic, the first of the six classics, but it is outside of Confucianism.

From the development history of Yi-ology, the pre-Qin Yi-ology developed into two branches: Confucian Yi-ology and artist Yi-ology. Later, Qin Shihuang burned books, and I Ching was immune to it, but I Ching reached its peak and declined. This general trend of the two major schools of Yi-ology was not revealed until the pre-Qin period: through Dong Zhongshu's numerous expositions in the Spring and Autumn Period, the trend of Confucian Yi-ology became clear; Through the study of using different disasters, the changing trend of skills and quantity is clear.

Yi-ology originated from the Book of Changes, or Yi-ology for short. It is the crystallization of ancient thoughts and wisdom, and is known as the "source of Tao". It begins with occupation, but it is higher than occupation. The Book of Changes records many ancient historical events, so the Book of Changes is based on practice. The Book of Changes is the oldest, most systematic and heaviest work in China culture, and it is the foundation of human culture in China and even the world.

Yi-ology is divided into Confucian Yi-ology and Yi Shu Yi-ology. In the process of development, Yi-ology gradually divided into image Yi-ology, mathematics Yi-ology and Na Yi-ology. Sany had a special teacher in the pre-Qin period. The main founders of Yi-ology are Fuxi, Shun Di, Zhou Wenwang and Confucius. Yi-ology was first accepted by mainstream western intellectuals through Li He's economic prosperity, and it had a substantial impact.

principle

It is said in the simple Tao Te Ching: "Simple yin, easy yang, clutch, clutch, very far away, very close." There is simplicity when we are together, but there is no simplicity when we are apart. Therefore, there is no simplicity, and there is no simplicity. Simplicity of inaction is the way to success. The son of the Book of Changes, Pu Deguan, was born in China. Easy to adhere to simplicity, easy to combine simplicity, persistent and close. Taoism, the foundation of classics, originates from Yi. Germany is attractive to Ye Yi. "

This shows that Yi-ology is based on simplicity, and it can produce many methodologies of Taoism and Classics. The quality of virtue also depends on the change of Yi.

The latest research achievement of Yi-ology, The Boy Asked Yi, holds that the principle of Yi-ology is "eight diagrams (using three lines of men, three lines of women, Gan Suokun and Kun Suogan to draw hexagrams)" and "binary hexagrams"; Sixty-four hexagrams include "eight diagrams (Yang Sigong draws hexagrams, Yin Sigong draws hexagrams)" and "binary hexagrams".

definition

Mr. Zhu Bokun said in the preface of the four-volume book The History of Zhouyi Philosophy: "The Book of Changes is an ancient book in China, which has been circulated for nearly three thousand years. It has been regarded as an important classic in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and it has been regarded as a holy book in the long-term feudal society, which has far-reaching influence, which is rare in world history.

Zhouyi was originally a superstitious book, but with its explanation, it evolved into a philosophical book. Since the Han Dynasty, due to the establishment and development of Confucian classics, Zhouyi has been absorbed by Confucianism as the first of the five classics, and people's research on it has become a special kind of knowledge, that is, Yi ology.

Mr. Tang Mingbang also defined the Book of Changes in a narrative way: "After the publication of the Book of Changes, it was first recorded in Zuo Zhuan, in the twenty-second year of Duke Zhuang of Lu, that is, in 672 BC. Over the past 3,000 years, many people have studied the Book of Changes, and there are no fewer than 3,000 books left to explain the Book of Changes, forming an independent history of the Book of Changes.

The so-called "Yi-ology" refers to the various interpretations of the Book of Changes by scholars in previous dynasties. These diverse interpretations have formed a set of theoretical systems with similarities and differences and differences and similarities.