yin and yang

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Yin and yang is a fundamental Chinese philosophical concept describing how seemingly opposite or contrary forces are interconnected, interdependent, and complementary aspects of a unified whole.

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Observed surface forms (3)

Surface form Occurrences
Yin and yang 0
Taiji (yin-yang symbol) 1
Yin-Yang theory 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese philosophical concept
complementarity principle
cosmological principle
dualist concept
metaphysical concept
appliedIn acupuncture theory
diagnosis in traditional Chinese medicine
dietary therapy in Chinese medicine
geomancy
qigong practice
taijiquan NERFINISHED
associatedWith Chinese cosmology
Chinese martial arts
Confucianism NERFINISHED
Daoism NERFINISHED
I Ching NERFINISHED
feng shui NERFINISHED
traditional Chinese medicine NERFINISHED
coreIdea each side contains seed of the other
harmony arises from balance
opposites are interdependent
opposites transform into each other
countryOfOrigin China
culture Chinese culture
describes complementarity of opposites
cyclical change
dynamic balance
interdependence of opposites
unity of opposites
hasCharacteristic context-dependent
dynamic
non-absolute duality
relational
hasPart yang
yin
influenced Chinese aesthetics
Chinese alchemy NERFINISHED
Chinese astrology NERFINISHED
Chinese medicine theory
Chinese political thought
East Asian philosophy
moralInterpretation balance rather than absolute good or evil
originatesFrom ancient Chinese philosophy
relatedConcept Dao
Five Elements
spatialAssociation heaven and earth
symbolizedBy taijitu NERFINISHED
temporalAssociation day and night cycle

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Double Ninth Festival associatedWithPhilosophy yin and yang
this entity surface form: Yin-Yang theory
qi relatedConcept yin and yang
subject surface form: Qi
taegeuk relatedTo yin and yang
subject surface form: Taegeuk
this entity surface form: Taiji (yin-yang symbol)