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"The I Ching. The Book of Changes" is a Chinese philosophical and occult treatise that appeared in the late second millennium BC, and the commentaries to it, according to tradition, were written by Confucius, the creator of the original ethical and philosophical doctrine that was named after him and became the basis of Chinese statehood. "The Book of Changes had a huge impact on the spiritual culture of China, as it determined the development of philosophy, mathematics, politics, strategy, painting and music theory, and art itself. In the twentieth century, the Book of Changes was discovered by Europeans. Scholars are interested in the philosophical aspect of the treatise, while ordinary people are attracted to its occult side - the ability to predict their fate.