U+4DDD "䷝" Hexagram for the Clinging Fire Unicode Character

U+4DDD "䷝" Hexagram for the Clinging Fire is the 30th hexagram of the I Ching, an ancient Chinese divination text, and it is composed of two trigrams: the upper trigram of Li, which represents fire and light, and the lower trigram of Li as well, creating a doubled fire image that symbolizes clarity, attachment, and dependence. This hexagram conveys the idea of clinging to something stable and illuminating, like a flame that depends on its fuel, and it advises maintaining awareness and loyalty while adapting to changing circumstances. In traditional interpretation, Clinging Fire is associated with brightness, grace, and the need for inner cultivation, suggesting that one should rely on steady principles rather than erratic impulses for guidance and stability.