Wednesday, August 6th, 2025, lunar leap month 13th

Today's Energy Guide

Today's hexagram:Mountain Wind Gu（䷑）

The Book of Changesauxiliary word for ordinal numberseighteenHexagram: Go up Gen (mountain) and go down Xun (wind), the wind is at the foot of the mountain, blocked and unable to disperse.

Hexagram revelation:Ze is on the wind, and when the Ze water is too strong and overturns the tree below, it symbolizes that things are in an extraordinary period, a serious transition, immense pressure, or a major turning point. This hexagram revealsThe law of 'the extreme will reverse' emphasizes the need for extraordinary wisdom and courage to break through the situation in crisis. Whether it is personal growth or social change, only by finding a dynamic balance between 'over' and 'under' can we 'benefit'You go”Turning danger into safety. At this moment, great wisdom and courage are needed to turn the tide, but we also need to be vigilant about the risks brought by "going too far" and seek to establish a new balance in the midst of adversity.

No breaking, no standing, no blocking, no flowing, not just impossible

——Han Yu's' Original Way '

Today in history  

Atomic Bomb 'Little Boy'

eightyyearToday beforeThe US dropped its first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, accelerating the end of World War II.one thousand nine hundred and forty-fiveyeareightthe moonsixsunThe US militaryB-29Bombers dropped a uranium atomic bomb codenamed "Little Boy" on Hiroshima, Japan. Three days laterexistNagasakiThrowing atomic bombsThe nuclear explosion completely shattered Japan's resistance will,eightthe moonfifteenThe Japanese Emperor announced surrender to avoid the millions of casualties that may be caused by the Allied landing operations, putting an end to World War II.

Hiroshima becomes the first real combat case of nuclear weapons in human history, marking the entry of the form of warThe era of "atomic deterrence" directly triggered the nuclear competition between the United States and the Soviet Union, reshaping the global strategic balance. The indiscriminate destruction and radiation aftermath caused by nuclear explosions have sparked ongoing ethical controversies, giving rise to the International Treaty on the Non Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons（NPT）And the global anti nuclear wave, warning humanity of the abyss of self destruction. The Hiroshima incident was not only a thunderous means of ending the war, but also an eternal alarm bell for human civilization - Einstein once said, "Atomic energy changed everything, but what remains unchanged is the way of thinking of humanity." Its devastating legacy continues to question the ethics of war and the wisdom of survival.