I Ching (Yi Jing) and Modern Science

I Ching(wade-giles pronunciation), Yi Jing(modern Chinese pinyin pronunciation), created about five thousand years ago by Chinese Emperor Fu Xi (2852-2737 BC). The final version of I Ching completed by Chinese King Wen of Zhou(1099-1050 BC) and his son the Duke of Zhou(1050-1046 BC) about three thousand years ago. Darwin evolution-changing factors discovered in the Nineteenth Century, DNA/RNA-genetic code and Quantum mechanics-matter duality discovered in the Twentieth Century, they were about three thousand years later after I Ching creation. The title of the book I Ching, english translation as Book of Changes, is not a complete representation of the contents of the book. The book contains the knowledge of the matters in the universe— referring to the lower eight primary trigrams created by Fu Xi, and the changes associate and interacting with the matters—referring to the upper eight secondary trigrams discovered by King Wen of Zhou. I Ching is the only ancient book in the whole world based on “ observer-based science”. I Ching is consistent with the modern scientific findings of the universe. The modern scientific findings are “object-based science” and the “ quantum mechanics”. I Ching is the richest treasure of Chinese wisdom. It is amazing this is a book compiled through thousand years(from Chinese Emperor Fu Xi to Chinese King Wen of Zhou about two thousand years timeline). I Ching’s scholars over the world all agree the book of “I Ching” is one of the most important books in the world’s literatures. However, those scholars cannot interpret the key components of I Ching that they correspond to the modern scientific findings of the universe. I Ching key components are; yang/yin duality, four phenomena, trigram, two eight trigrams, 64 hexagrams, and two sets of 64 trigrams. Those accurate findings base upon author’s broad modern scientific knowledge and in depth analysis of key components of I Ching.