Kun

Nang, in ancient times, meant money bag. To hold the purse tight, to hide the wealth. Yijing # Kun Gua # Six Fourth Yao: Gua Ci: To hold the purse tight, no blame, no praise Xiang said: To hold the purse tight, no blame, be careful not to harm

This is also the case in the Book of Changes, where the first six hexagrams of Kun say "When you step on frost, ice will come", reminding us that we need to nip problems in the bud and be fully prepared to deal with the challenges that may arise next.