Hexagram 24: Return (The Turning Point)
A practical reference page for I Ching Hexagram 24: Return (The Turning Point).
Kia ora, I'm Fang Zhang.
I write about where meaning comes from.
If you want to know how language models actually work, why minds get stuck, or what the cosmos can teach about both, start anywhere. Each post stands alone, with its sources linked and its reasoning laid out step by step.
Recent Articles
Hexagram 23: Splitting Apart
A practical reference page for I Ching Hexagram 23: Splitting Apart.
Hexagram 22: Grace
A practical reference page for I Ching Hexagram 22: Grace.
Hexagram 21: Biting Through
A practical reference page for I Ching Hexagram 21: Biting Through.
Hexagram 20: Contemplation (View)
A practical reference page for I Ching Hexagram 20: Contemplation (View).
Hexagram 19: Approach
A practical reference page for I Ching Hexagram 19: Approach.
Hexagram 18: Work on What Has Been Spoiled (Decay)
A practical reference page for I Ching Hexagram 18: Work on What Has Been Spoiled (Decay).
Hexagram 17: Following
A practical reference page for I Ching Hexagram 17: Following.
Hexagram 16: Enthusiasm
A practical reference page for I Ching Hexagram 16: Enthusiasm.
Hexagram 15: Modesty
A practical reference page for I Ching Hexagram 15: Modesty.
Curated Articles
I Ching 64 Hexagrams: A Quick Reference Table
A practical quick-reference table of the 64 I Ching hexagrams.
Day Skipper Notes
Working through chartwork, compass theory, tides, and collision regulations as a new blog category.
Reading List
Books, articles, and blogs I'm currently reading or want to get to.
Tools, Notes and Ideas for Building a LLM
Tools, reference code, training tips and evaluation for building a language model.