The most famous teacher of Yin and Yang in ancient China

Yin-yang teacher is a Japanese saying. Japanese Yin-Yang Master originated in China, also known as fortune teller or illusionist, and originated in China. Not only do they know how to look at the stars and face each other, but they can also measure directions, know disasters, draw spells and perform illusions. People also realize that invisible forces, such as fate, soul and ghost, have the ability to dominate these things.

The organization formed by the gathering of Yin and Yang teachers is called "Yin and Yang Road". The leader of Yin-Yang Daoism is called Yin-Yang Tou, and the Japanese "Yin-Yang Daoism" originated from the theory of Yin-Yang and Five Elements in the period when a hundred schools of thought contended. In the age of scientific ignorance, in order to avoid disasters, people always hope to know the changes of heaven and earth in advance, and the appearance of "Yin-Yang and Five Elements Theory" makes this wish come true. His masterpiece is the Book of Changes, which has been circulated since the Zhou Dynasty.

The most famous teacher of Yin and Yang in Japan is Abe Harumi. It is said that he is a hybrid of human and white fox, so he is gifted and can see ghosts from birth. His mother is the famous white fox Ge Ye.