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The Three Elements refer to heaven, earth, and man. When explaining the trigrams, Commentary on The Book of Changes proposes the idea of "the Three Elements." In a trigram which consists of six undivided and divided lines, the first and second lines at the bottom represent earth, the third and fourth 去书内
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    The concept of the Three Elements (heaven, earth, and man) is put forward in the Commentary on The Book of Changes when explaining the trigrams. A trigram is made up of six undivided and divided lines: the first and second bottom lines stand for earth, the third and fourth middle lines represent man living between earth and heaven, and the fifth and sixth upper lines symbolize heaven. These six lines combined in one diagram signify the whole of heaven, earth, and man. The three elements share the same fundamental rules, yet they show different manifestations of these rules in their own respective fields.

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