The Well — the town may change, the well never changes; no loss, no gain.
The Six Moving Lines
Six at the beginningThe well is muddy; men no longer drink from it; no animals come to an old well.初六：井泥不食，旧井无禽。
Nine in the second placeThe well contains fish only; the jug is broken; misfortune.九二：井谷射鲋，瓮敝漏。
Nine in the third placeThe well is cleaned, but no one drinks from it; this is my heart's sorrow, for one might draw from it; if the king were clear-minded, good fortune would descend on all.九三：井渫不食，为我心恻。可用汲，王明，并受其福。
Six in the fourth placeThe well is being lined; no blame.六四：井甃，无咎。
Nine in the fifth placeThe well is clear, the cold spring water; one drinks from it.九五：井冽，寒泉食。
Six at the topFrom the well comes the clear, cool water; one draws from it; do not seal the well.上六：井收勿幕，有孚元吉。
Translations after Wilhelm/Baynes and Legge, for cultural study; Classical Chinese shown as reference.
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