得其环中，以应无穷 Original

The 64 trigrams are symbols that describe natural and human phenomena, including attributes such as auspiciousness, movement, and yin and yang. When we turn the observation and understanding of natural and human phenomena into an inner perception, we are able to conform to the way the universe works, reflecting it in our thoughts and actions. "In the ring" can be seen as a sign of mastery of the I Ching and the mysteries of the universe. "Responding to infinity" means that in our daily lives and behaviors, we need to deal with and choose never-ending possibilities based on this insight. By connecting the Tao Te Ching's idea of "get the loop, respond to infinity" with the 64 trigrams, we can better understand how we and the world around us work, and discover new opportunities with potential or directions conducive to development. Chinese literati art contains the wisdom of the ancients and is an important part of the Chinese spirit. Although the world is in constant change, the inheritance of thousand-year-old culture remains unchanged, which is commensurate with the changes represented by the sixty-four trigrams. Secondly, Song painting also contains the wisdom of the ancients, in the endless series of changes, the sixty-four trigrams are like a kaleidoscope, representing complex phenomena in life, and to cope with this change, you need to do a good job of yourself, maintain a calm attitude, transcend foreign objects, not be affected by foreign objects, and achieve the spiritual realm of things and not things.