| | The Zhong begins with Zhouxuan. The Xian qu begins at the Yi end. The Dao of Zui and Wen, is either chun or ban. Qiang is strong; Xi is weak. Ji has much, and Shao has little. Shi is visible, and Hui is confused. Tong has no knowledge; Sheng is abundant with surplus. Qu departs from the old, and Jiang comes anew. Da is external; Xi is internal. Hui advances, and Tu retreats. Le, Yi ti; Qin, juejue. Da, Siting; Qiong, Si suo. Yu is in court, and Nei is on the mat. Cha, Zi zeng; Shu, Zi hao. Ge cannot contain; Kun is broad and generous. Zeng increases daily, and Jian decreases daily. Xun obeys orders; Li is the opposite. Shi is soft, and Jian is hard. Yi is level and easy; Nan is stubborn and difficult. Duan makes many decisions, while Yi hesitates. Tao, you bi; Zheng, you qu. Jin, yu xing; Zhi, yu zhi. Kuo, wufang; Wu, wuer. Ying is now; Du is ancient. Ying, zhi qian; Yong, jian hou. Cong is pulled; Shou is firm. Kuang, ba nan; Ju, wu she. Tang is vast and open; Xian is buried and blocked. Geng, zao xin; Chang, yin gu. Shi, da wang; Lian, xiao de. Zao, hao li; Fa, e ke. Li is all; Ju is the room. Ju, shi xu; Zhong, shi shi. Yan combines two into one; Mi completes by using one. Shang, zhi gao; Chen, zhi xia. Jiao, duo you; Jin, shao yu. Rui, xianxian; Meng, yizhou. Qin, fu shu; Ge, fan xue. Yu, feng nan; Zhuang, hou shi. Shi, zi jie; Yang, zi zi. Ge is different; Kun is the same. Zeng brings benefit, and Jian causes loss. Cheng means accomplishment achieved, which cannot be changed.
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