Busan, the Yellow Emperor, is a symbol, starting from Yishui Valley. Yi started the 5,000-year history of Chinese civilization with the Chinese nation. After Yao sealed the Tang Dynasty (Tangxian County, Hebei Province), the clan moved westward to Tangdi (Taiyuan) because of the flood in Yishui River basin, and the capital was still in Hebei (one of Kyushu). The Yi family became the largest family in Yishui Valley, and the Tang Yao family experienced six generations for 229 years (2357-2 128), which had a far-reaching influence.
"As the capital of Hebei, it will be left to Zhou", which makes Yi's "Taiyuan" look at the legacy. The Book of Chu Bamboo in the Warring States Period (II) collected in Shanghai Museum says that more than 4,000 years ago, Dayu "held a raft by himself" and "connected the raft with the barbarians and injected it into the sea of the East". It can be seen that Yishui was called Yi long ago, and Yu entered the Yellow River (now the Yellow River flows through) in the downstream of Yishui.
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It can be seen that after the tribes in Tang Yao moved westward due to floods, the Yi people became the largest clan in Yishui Valley before the summer. The name of Yishui is related to the Yi people. Yishui is called Yishui because there are Yi people. Many hexagrams in Zhouyi are closely related to the social and natural environment of Yishui River Basin, which is a comprehensive reflection of Yishui people's cultural remains and a cultural creation of Yi ancestors in Xia, Shang and previous periods.
The hexagrams in Zhouyi and the major historical events recorded in the hexagrams reflect the folk images, some of which occurred in Yishui Valley, while others were closely related to Yishui. As an ancient epic, Tian Wen not only completely preserved the important data of cattle and sheep of Shang ancestors Wang Hai, Wang Heng and Shang Jiawei and their marriage relationship with cruising, but also preserved the data of Shang Tang's suppression of summer by cruising.