Interpretation text
The Chinese interpretation follows a 64-hexagram compilation supplied for this project. The English edition is a translation of the corresponding passages. Historical claims and wordplay are kept in context; some passages contain repeated or incomplete wording.
Scene images
The 64 scene images were collected from their numbered articles on yj.wiki. Image reuse terms and teaching provenance have not been authenticated.
Known text issues
The source compilation and its workbook share several transcription faults. Rare characters were often copied four times, some line statements stop partway, and a few run into commentary. The six line statements on every page have been checked against the received text of the Zhouyi and against the full lines quoted in the workbook commentary, and 74 of them were corrected. Hexagram 64’s description had the end of an unrelated chapter pasted into it, which has been removed. Hexagram 26’s scene text, Image Symbolism and story repeat hexagram 3, so its page describes the picture directly and points to hexagram 3 for that text. Hexagram 51 has an inconsistent line-pattern notation; the diagram and casting follow the named trigrams.