Jīn Yōng bǐxià de " kànglóng-yǒuhuǐ " jièyòng le 《 Zhōuyì · Qiánguà 》 lǐ de huà.
Jin Yong's martial-arts move 'the proud dragon has regrets' borrows words from the Qian chapter of the Book of Changes.
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culture
The commentary on this hexagram gives one of the most quoted lines in Chinese: 天行健，君子以自强不息 ('heaven moves on with vigour; the noble person never stops striving'). With a line from 坤卦 it makes the motto of 清华大学.
mistakes
乾 is read qián here. The same character also served as the old form of 干 'dry', read gān, but only that sense was simplified to 干; in the hexagram name it always stays 乾.
