
01 · 乾 QIAN
Prepare before being seen
How can preparation become a small, useful test?
A question. A different view. A shared lesson.
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I Ching patterns first; Mei Hua relationships as another lens.
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Illustrative prompt: we are preparing a small exhibition. Qian’s stages suggest asking what is ready, what still needs practice and what feedback a small showing could bring.
Read the complete six-stage lesson →Illustrative prompt: a small exhibition depends on a team, a venue and a deadline. Explore support, expenditure and constraints without treating a Five Phases relationship as a guaranteed outcome.
Explore body and use →Illustrative prompt: name the page and the step that felt confusing, then describe one small improvement. Suggestions belong in the circle alongside learning conversations.
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