I-Ching culture originated from totems. The earliest culture of I-Ching is the totem culture. The earliest totems of I-Ching are Yang "-" and Ying "- -", and Eight Diagrams such as Chien "□", Kun "□", Chen "□", Ken "□", Li "□", Kan "□", Ze "□" and Shun "□". The totems of Ying, Yang and Eight Diagrams are created by the Sage King Fu-Xi in the very ancient time. The I-Ching totems begin with the totems of Yin and Yang, and the capital Eight Diagrams. Afterwards, I-Ching totems gradually were developed with the totems of 64 diagrams, the totem of Wu-Chi □, the totem of Ta-Chi Two Meters □, the River Totem, the Lou-Shu Totem, and all kinds of totems created by the I-Ching scholars of later ages. All I-Ching totems can be used as the basic patterns of cultural-creative designs, and also are really and valuably helpful for the designs and creation of life articles.