Being right or having "Right"?

  In Holland 'being right' is expressed in a different way than (as far as I know) anywhere else. In Holland one has it, instead of being it.
This is not about 'having the right' (or a right). For that they use the same word: recht, right. It is only the 'being right' which is different.
  I am right: "Ik heb gelijk".
  I am wrong: "Ik heb ongelijk".

  'Gelijk' is similar, identical, same. So being right means your idea is identical to the prevailing views of the population. Hexagram 13 is about this kind of identity, in its beautiful sense (lines 5 and 6) but also in its narrow or sometimes ugly appearances (the clan or clique in the second line).

  Anton Heyboer, Dutch artist:
"Zij hebben het gelijk, ik heb het ongelijk en de schoonheid" 
"They have the 'being right', I have the 'not being right' and the beauty".