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The I Ching 易经 (also known as the Yì Jīng, Yi King and I Ging) the "Book of Changes" or more accurately "Classic of Change", is the oldest of the Chinese classic texts. The book is also known as Zhou Yi, the "Changes of Zhou", in ancient Chinese literature which indicates the book was based on work from Zhou Dynasty. The Yi Jing is based on an ancient system of cosmology and philosophy which is at the heart of Chinese cultural beliefs. This philosophy is centred around the ideas of balance through opposites, and acceptance of change. In Asia, the Yi Jing is the most
popular form of prediction, and it is becoming
increasingly popular throughout the rest of the
world.
To
manage guan
xi or
social
connection in
China is
challenging.
Salvaging
guanxi in
jeopardy is an
arts. This refers to not only to you as a foreigner, but to the Chinese as well. Having
basic
understanding
about what guanxi is
helpful.
But to master
the arts,
you'd have to
go through trials and errors.
consecutive
years. This
continuity
results
largely from
the nature of
the written
language
itself. It is
the
use of
characters,
not letters as
in Western
languages,
that is most
important in
the Chinese language.
The characters
stand for
things or
ideas and so,
unlike groups
of letters,
they cannot
and need
never be
sounded. Thus
Chinese could
be read by
people in all
parts of the
country in
spite of gradual
changes in
pronunciation,
the emergence
of regional
and local
dialects, and
modification
of the characters .
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