
Passage: According to the traditional view, the origin of the names of the eight diagrams and 64 hexagrams in the Zhou Yi is the theory of image, or the theory of meaning, and there is no other explanation.The image theory holds that the eight diagrams are named after certain objects, for example, Qian hexagram represents heaven because Qian is the word of heaven in ancient times, so it is named Qian; according to the theory of meaning, the image of hexagram represents the reason of things, and its meaning is taken as the name of a hexagram, such as Kun Gua stands for pure yin and Yin represents obedience, so this hexagram is Kun, and Kun is the meaning of obedience.
Question: Which of the following options, if true, most seriously shakes the traditional view of the origin of hexagram names?
A. A.The reason why Qian and Kun hexagrams are at the top of the list of 64 hexagrams is that Qian hexagrams represent heaven and Kun hexagrams represent earth, and all things can be born when heaven and earth intersect.
B. B.The names of hexagrams can not be explained by the theory of image alone, nor can they be explained by the theory of meaning alone. only by combining the two can we give the explanation of all the names of hexagrams.
C. C.Although there are many different interpretations of the origin of the name of the hexagram, no matter how the form changes, it can not change the essence, either belonging to the theory of images or belonging to the theory of meaning.
D. D.The name of the hexagram comes from the divination described in the hexagram, and the divination of Kun's divination is the loss of the horse. Since we had three phenomena, we thought that the kind horse could be found, so we named it Kun.
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