Is the formula of counting yin and yang Taoist? Or does Taoism only include a part of the number of yin and yang?

Shu Shu is a Taoist technique (the so-called yin-yang family comes from Taoism). The theory of yin-yang and five elements has always been advocated by Taoism (Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism). Confucianism says that children don't talk nonsense, so they don't advocate it), and use the mathematical theory of yin and yang and five elements to infer the quality of personnel; That is to say, observing noteworthy phenomena in nature by various methods to infer the fate and destiny of people and countries had a wide influence on politics, military affairs, culture and science and technology in ancient China.

Modern scholars still don't understand the nature, name and usage of numerology. Most people also think that arithmetic is arithmetic. There is arithmetic after the number, and arithmetic belongs to mathematics.

Shu Shu appeared earlier in Huangdi Neijing, which can be said to be used earlier by Taoism, not Taoism. Taoism is a religion, and Taoism is a genre of various schools. Asking about divination is also one of the six Confucian arts. Rites, music, shooting, obedience, writing and calculation. The number in this is. In fact, the Yijing in the Six Classics is the basic theoretical knowledge of mathematics and physics.