Unicode provides many of the multi-line symbols used in Asian divination. Each can have multiple interpretations, such as heaven, thunder, fire, and so forth; they can vary widely according to the source. The interpretations given here are those of Unicode.

In the tables below are included for each character, its image, its Unicode code point, and its Unicode interpretation. The code point is the hexadecimal number denoting that chararacter. For example, if the code point for a character is 2636, it can be effected in HTML with the character sequence ☶ yielding ☶. In contexts other than HTML, the syntax might be different.

The characters of table one are taken from the Unicode page Miscellaneous Symbols 2600-26FF. Here are the Yijing mono-, di- and trigrams:

table one
268A ⚊ yang	268B ⚋ yin		268C ⚌ greater yang	268D ⚍ lesser yin	268E ⚎ lesser yang	268F ⚏ greater yin		2630 ☰ heaven	2631 ☱ lake	2632 ☲ fire	2633 ☳ thunder	2634 ☴ wind	2635 ☵ water	2636 ☶ mountain	2637 ☷ earth

The hexagrams of table two are taken from the Unicode page Yijing Hexagram Symbols 4DC0-4DFF, and are discussed in Wikipedia. Unicode lists them in the King Wen sequence, which places them into 32 pairs; the same is done here. The two hexagrams of each pair reside in adjacent cells in the table below. Examples are 4DC0-4DC1, 4DC2-4DC3, and so forth.

• Shown in blue cells are the 28 pairs in which one hexagram is formed from the other by a rotation of 180 degrees.
• Shown in yellow cells are the 4 pairs in which rotation of a hexagram would yield the same figure as itself. As an alternative, the two hexagrams chosen are opposites: each line of one hexagram is broken as the corresponding line of the other hexagram is unbroken.

table two
4DC0䷀ the creative heaven	䷁4DC1 the receptive earth		4DC2䷂ difficulty at the beginning	䷃4DC3 youthful folly		4DC4䷄ waiting	䷅4DC5 conflict		4DC6䷆ the army	䷇4DC7 holding together
4DC8䷈ small taming	䷉4DC9 treading		4DCA䷊ peace	䷋4DCB standstill		4DCC䷌ fellowship	䷍4DCD great possession		4DCE䷎ modesty	䷏4DCF enthusiasm
4DD0䷐ following	䷑4DD1 work on the decayed		4DD2䷒ approach	䷓4DD3 contemplation		4DD4䷔ biting through	䷕4DD5 grace		4DD6䷖ splitting apart	䷗4DD7 return
4DD8䷘ innocence	䷙4DD9 great taming		4DDA䷚ mouth corners	䷛4DDB great preponderence		4DDC䷜ the abysmal water	䷝4DDD the clinging fire		4DDE䷞ influence	䷟4DDF duration
4DE0䷠ retreat	䷡4DE1 great power		4DE2䷢ progress	䷣4DE3 darkening of the light		4DE4䷤ the family	䷥4DE5 opposition		4DE6䷦ obstruction	䷧4DE7 deliverance
4DE8䷨ decrease	䷩4DE9 increase		4DEA䷪ breakthrough	䷫4DEB coming to meet		4DEC䷬ gathering together	䷭4DED pushing upward		4DEE䷮ oppression	䷯4DEF the well
4DF0䷰ revolution	䷱4DF1 the cauldron		4DF2䷲ the arousing thunder	䷳4DF3 the keeping still mountain		4DF4䷴ development	䷵4DF5 the marrying maiden		4DF6䷶ abundance	䷷4DF7 the wanderer
4DF8䷸ the gentle wind	䷹4DF9 the joyous lake		4DFA䷺ dispersion	䷻4DFB limitation		4DFC䷼ inner truth	䷽4DFD small preponderance		4DFE䷾ after completion	䷿4DFF before completion

Table two bis has the same hexagrams as table two, but has them placed in a pattern resembling binary numbering; and that emphasizes the relationship between hexagrams and the trigrams of table one.

table two bis
	(2630)	(2631)	(2632)	(2633)	(2634)	(2635)	(2636)	(2637)
(2630)	4DC0 ䷀	4DEA ䷪	4DCD ䷍	4DE1 ䷡	4DC8 ䷈	4DC4 ䷄	4DD9 ䷙	4DCA ䷊
(2631)	4DC9 ䷉	4DF9 ䷹	4DE5 ䷥	4DF5 ䷵	4DFC ䷼	4DFB ䷻	4DE8 ䷨	4DD2 ䷒
(2632)	4DCC ䷌	4DF0 ䷰	4DDD ䷝	4DF6 ䷶	4DE4 ䷤	4DFE ䷾	4DD5 ䷕	4DE3 ䷣
(2633)	4DD8 ䷘	4DD0 ䷐	4DD4 ䷔	4DF2 ䷲	4DE9 ䷩	4DC2 ䷂	4DDA ䷚	4DD7 ䷗
(2634)	4DEB ䷫	4DDB ䷛	4DF1 ䷱	4DDF ䷟	4DF8 ䷸	4DEF ䷯	4DD1 ䷑	4DED ䷭
(2635)	4DC5 ䷅	4DEE ䷮	4DFF ䷿	4DE7 ䷧	4DFA ䷺	4DDC ䷜	4DC3 ䷃	4DC6 ䷆
(2636)	4DE0 ䷠	4DDE ䷞	4DF7 ䷷	4DFD ䷽	4DF4 ䷴	4DE6 ䷦	4DF3 ䷳	4DCE ䷎
(2637)	4DCB ䷋	4DEC ䷬	4DE2 ䷢	4DCF ䷏	4DD3 ䷓	4DC7 ䷇	4DD6 ䷖	4DC1 ䷁

The polygrams shown in tables three and four are taken from Unicode page Tai Xuan Jing Symbols 1D300-1D35F, and are discussed in Wikipedia. Each line within a character can have zero, one, or two gaps. In this aspect, they differ from the characters of the previous sections where each line is limited to zero or one gap.

The "missing" characters of table three are given in table one of this report, although the interpretation there, which involves yang and yin, may not be pertinent here.

table 3
(268A) ⚊	(268B) ⚋	1D300 𝌀 earth
(268C) ⚌	(268E) ⚎	1D302 𝌂 human earth
(268D) ⚍	(268F) ⚏	1D303 𝌃 earthly heaven
1D301 𝌁 heavenly earth	1D304 𝌄 earthly human	1D305 𝌅 earth

Table four contains tetragrams, and Unicode provids all 81 = 3⁴ combinations. The different-colored backgrounds are merely for ease of reading.

table 4
	(268C)	(268E)	(1D302)	(268D)	(268F)	(1D303)	(1D301)	(1D304)	(1D305)
(268C)	1D306𝌆 centre	1D30F𝌏 defectiveness or distortion	1D318𝌘 following	1D321𝌡 change	1D32A𝌪 purity	1D333𝌳 enlargement	1D33C𝌼 diminishment	1D345𝍅 sinking	1D34E𝍎 completion
(268E)	1D307𝌇 full circle	1D310𝌐 divergence	1D319𝌙 advance	1D322𝌢 decisiveness	1D32B𝌫 fullness	1D334𝌴 pattern	1D33D𝌽 closed mouth	1D346𝍆 inner	1D34F𝍏 closure
(1D302)	1D308𝌈 mired	1D311𝌑 youthfulness	1D31A𝌚 release	1D323𝌣 bold resolution	1D32C𝌬 residence	1D335𝌵 ritual	1D33E𝌾 guardedness	1D347𝍇 departure	1D350𝍐 failure
(268D)	1D309𝌉 barrier	1D312𝌒 increase	1D31B𝌛 resistance	1D324𝌤 packing	1D32D𝌭 law or model	1D336𝌶 flight	1D33F𝌿 gathering in	1D348𝍈 darkening	1D351𝍑 aggravation
(268F)	1D30A𝌊 keeping small	1D313𝌓 penetration	1D31C𝌜 ease	1D325𝌥 legion	1D32E𝌮 response	1D337𝌷 vastness or wasting	1D340𝍀 massing	1D349𝍉 dimming	1D352𝍒 compliance
(1D303)	1D30B𝌋 contrariety	1D314𝌔 reach	1D31D𝌝 joy	1D326𝌦 closeness	1D32F𝌯 going to meet	1D338𝌸 constancy	1D341𝍁 accumulation	1D34A𝍊 exhaustion	1D353𝍓 on the verge
(1D301)	1D30C𝌌 ascent	1D315𝌕 contact	1D31E𝌞 contention	1D327𝌧 kinship	1D330𝌰 encounters	1D339𝌹 measure	1D342𝍂 embellishment	1D34B𝍋 severance	1D354𝍔 difficulties
(1D304)	1D30D𝌍 opposition	1D316𝌖 holding back	1D31F𝌟 endeavour	1D328𝌨 gathering	1D331𝌱 stove	1D33A𝌺 eternity	1D343𝍃 doubt	1D34C𝍌 stoppage	1D355𝍕 labouring
(1D305)	1D30E𝌎 branching out	1D317𝌗 waiting	1D320𝌠 duties	1D329𝌩 strength	1D332𝌲 greatness	1D33B𝌻 unity	1D344𝍄 watch	1D34D𝍍 hardness	1D356𝍖 fostering