I Ching: Learn the Eight Trigram Symbols

1. Using the Eight Trigrams imagery of the I Ching, explain Qian, Kun, Kan, Li, Gen, Zhen, Dui, and Xun each in five columns: line shape, natural image, personality tendency, real-world scenario, and prediction keyword, suitable for beginners to memorize quickly.
2. I want to learn the Eight Trigrams imagery song. Do not make me memorize mechanically; use "yin-yang line shape + opposite trigram + life picture" to help me understand why the trigrams correspond to heaven, earth, water, fire, mountain, thunder, marsh, and wind.
3. Teach Qian and Kun as a pair: three yang = Qian, three yin = Kun. Explain the energy, person, state, opportunity, and risk each represents in divination.
4. Teach Kan and Li as a pair: Kan = water, Li = fire. Explain their imagery differences in love, career, wealth, and health reminders, with short judgment words.
5. Teach Gen and Zhen as a pair: Gen = mountain, Zhen = thunder. Explain the different meanings of "stop, blockage, stability" and "start, shake, suddenness" in prediction.
6. Teach Dui and Xun as a pair: Dui = marsh, Xun = wind. Explain their imagery in communication, relationships, trade, promises, and change, and remind when misjudgment is easy.
7. Organize the Eight Trigrams into a "beginner quick-reference table": for each trigram include name, three-line image, natural image, body image, family role, directional tendency, prediction keyword, and one mnemonic phrase.
8. Based on the principle "memorizing the Eight Trigrams is basic skill," design a 7-day Eight Trigrams imagery learning plan with daily memory, association, review, and one real-world observation exercise.