Is ䷊ a chinese character? Wiki refer of this character(here it's Chinese character)(you must see it in Chinese language)

Wiki refer of chinese_characters

These are Yijing Hexagram Symbols(4DC0— 4DFF).

In what degree can them be considered as Chinese characters? Or it's absolutely not.

䷀
䷁
䷂
䷃
䷄
䷅
䷆
䷇
䷈
䷉
䷊
䷋
䷌
䷍
䷎
䷏
䷐
䷑
䷒
䷓
䷔
䷕
䷖
䷗
䷘
䷙
䷚
䷛
䷜
䷝
䷞
䷟
䷠
䷡
䷢
䷣
䷤
䷥
䷦
䷧
䷨
䷩
䷪
䷫
䷬
䷭
䷮
䷯
䷰
䷱
䷲
䷳
䷴
䷵
䷶
䷷
䷸
䷹
䷺
䷻
䷼
䷽
䷾
䷿
Those are 六十四卦 symbols, which is extension of 八卦

They are not characters but symbols.

Each symbol has a corresponding Chinese character and representative meaning as the figures indicated


  For example, the symbol of the first 卦 is three solid lines. It is read as '乾' /quān/ and it represents '天'(heaven)


八卦



六十四卦