The 62 lines of the I Ching's "Kun Hexagram" are "Straight and great, no disadvantage if you don't practice", which means that a person should be upright, dignified, and grandiose, even if he does not go through special study or training, he will not encounter disadvantages. This quality is embodied in daily life, that is, a person can uphold justice, be steady and self-reliant, and be calm and generous no matter what the situation is.
Lu Duan, as a famous minister of the Song Dynasty, his style of action precisely embodies the spirit of the 62 Yao of "Kun Hexagram". Lu Duan was generous, humble, and kind to others, and won the respect of his colleagues and the people. When he handled government affairs, he always followed the principle of justice and fairness, and was impartial, and was deeply trusted by the emperor and the people.
Lu Duan's style of acting is similar to the "Straight Big" quality advocated by the 62 Yao of "Kun Hexagram". He is an upright person, not subject to external temptations, and always keeps a clear head and a firm stand. He is dignified and steady, and no matter what kind of complex situation he faces, he can remain calm and rational and deal with it calmly. He is grand and inclusive, regardless of the small details, good at listening to the opinions of all parties, and focusing on the overall situation.
This style of action of Lü Duan is not only reflected in his political career, but also runs through his daily life. He was generous and kind to others, and never affected his official duties because of personal grievances. He is humble and low-key, never showing off his talents and achievements, but silently dedicates himself to the country and the people.
It is precisely because Lü Duan possessed the "Zhifang Da" quality advocated by the 62 Yao of the "Kun Hexagram" that he was able to play an important role in the political arena of the Song Dynasty and make outstanding contributions to the country and the people. His style of conduct not only won the respect of his colleagues and the people, but also set an example for future generations.
To sum up, the reason why the 62 lines of the I Ching "Kun Hexagram" are similar to the style of the Song Dynasty's famous minister Lu Duan is that they both embody the qualities of integrity, dignity, and grandeur. This quality is not only the moral cultivation that a person should have, but also the demeanor that a leader should have. Only people with this quality can remain sober and firm in the complex and ever-changing social environment and make due contributions to the country and the people.
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