Hexagram Name:
Tai Hexagram [Neutral Hexagram] Adapt to the Times and Change

Image Interpretation:
Filled with literary knowledge, one enters the imperial examination venue; achieving top honors in the three levels of exams, one returns in high spirits. From now on, worries and melancholy are dispelled, and joy and celebration burst forth like a clap of thunder on flat ground. This hexagram is an overlap of different trigrams (Qian below and Kun above). Qian represents heaven and yang; Kun represents earth and yin. Yin and yang interact, the upper and lower communicate, heaven and earth intersect, and all things thrive in abundance. The opposite brings misfortune. All things in the world are opposing yet transforming—when prosperity reaches its peak, it must decline, and when decline reaches its depth, it turns to prosperity. Therefore, those who adapt to the times and change will achieve "Tai" (peace and harmony).

Career:
Adhere to the principle of starting small, progressing step by step. The career has reached a smooth stage, but one should be more cautious in actions, be vigilant in times of peace, and actively seek and explore new undertakings to continue moving forward. If one clings to old ways and lacks the drive to advance, failure is inevitable.

Business:
It goes smoothly. It is crucial to pay attention to market trends, explore new fields, and launch new competitions. For this purpose, maintain close cooperation with others and strive for help from all sides. However, one must be modest and prudent, and stay alert to villains who use sweet words and flattering looks.

Pursuit of Fame:
One has the conditions for success, but must work harder and pursue it diligently. The greatest pitfall is to be outwitted by one's own cleverness.

Travel:
It will be plain sailing.

Marriage:
It is a happy marriage. However, one must take the courtship seriously.

Decision-Making:
Fortune and prosperity are favorable. One has strong adaptability, and all undertakings can succeed. With good judgment and strategic thinking, one excels in interpersonal relationships, can unite others to achieve common achievements, and is flexible enough to adapt to changes in the situation, constantly advancing into new fields. However, in the journey of life, one must be conscientious and diligent, especially not to be careless. More caution should be exercised in choosing friends, and guard against villains who may bring bad luck.

六十四卦之地天泰卦: 泰卦【中中】应时而变

卦名:

泰卦【中中卦】应时而变

象曰

学文满腹入场闱，三元及第得意回，从今解去愁和闷，喜庆平地一声雷。这个卦是异卦（下乾上坤）相叠，乾为天，为阳；坤为地，为阴，阴阳交感，上下互通，天地相交，万物纷纭。反之则凶。万事万物，皆对立，转化，盛极必衰，衰而转盛，故应时而变者泰（通）。

事业

坚持由小而大，循序渐进的原则，事业已达到顺利的境地，更应小心从事，居安思危，积极寻求、开拓新的事业，方可继续前进，若因循守旧，不思进取，必遭失败。

经商

顺利。务必注意市场动向，开拓新的领域，展开新的竞争。为此，密切与他人的合作，争取各方面的帮助，但需谦虚谨慎，警惕巧言令色的小人。

求名

具有成功的条件，但一定得更加努力，刻苦追求，最忌聪明反被聪明误。

外出

一帆风顺。

婚恋

美满姻缘。谈恋爱却不可不认真对待。

决策

吉祥如意。适应能力强，各项事业能成功。能谋善断，长于人际关系，能团结他人共创业绩，灵活机动，很能适应形势的变化，不断向新的领域迈进。但在人生途中必须兢兢业业，尤其不可麻痹大意，在择朋选友方面更应慎重，切防小人倒运。

What is the I Ching Oracle Sticks

The I Ching (Book of Changes) encompasses all things and regulates all beings, standing as an outstanding representative of the traditional culture of the Han ethnicity. It is traditionally said to have been written by King Wen. The sixty-four hexagrams of the I Ching, also referred to as "Golden Hexagram Divination" or "Coin Divination", are believed to have been created by King Wen of Zhou. It is said that divination based on these sixty-four hexagrams is highly accurate. The sixty-four hexagrams of the I Ching, through their combinations, reflect the philosophy of life and the laws governing the operation of nature under sixty-four different specific circumstances such as things, situations, and phenomena. Each of the sixty-four hexagrams consists of six lines (yao) and line statements (yaoci), corresponding to 384 states. Through the changes brought about by these state variations, one can understand the way all things in the world operate and the philosophy of life.