Can the fire in the furnace defeat the sword?

People who burn in the furnace, heaven and earth are furnaces, yin and yang are charcoal, they shine in the universe and practice in Gankun. This fire is burning, and it is born of wood, and it is happy, but the wood on the flat ground is the best. When Bing Yin saw the sea, it was said that the day was expensive, and when he saw the Reform Movement of 1898, it was called the library, so Ji and Ding Mao followed.

The blade is golden, and Bai Di Siquan has just been tempered. Red light shines on bullfighting, and white blades condense frost and snow. This gold is natural, it can't be born without water, and the big stream meets the sea water every day. Jing Quan, swordsman, with the help of thunderbolt, or with the help of thunder at second base, it is clear without thunderbolt.

The theory of five elements is an analogy theory in ancient China. It is not the five elements, but all things belong to five elements according to the nature of moistening, inflammation, straightness, culture and cultivation. It is different from the theory of earth, water, fire and wind in ancient western countries, and it is a theory that integrates philosophy, divination, fortune telling, calendar, traditional Chinese medicine and sociology.

The five elements mean that the ancients divided everything in the universe into five things: wood, fire, earth, gold and water, which are called "five elements"

See the dialogue between Ji Zi and Zhou Wuwang recorded in Shang Shu Hong Fan: "Five elements: water, fire, wood, gold and earth. Water is wet (moist), fire is burning (burning), wood is straight (bent, loose), gold leather (dense composition, easy to divide), soil fertilizer (meaning sowing and harvesting).

Moisten the bottom to make it salty, make it bitter on the inflammation, make it sour on the straight, make it pungent on the leather and make it sweet on the crops. "Here, not only the universe is classified, but also the nature and characteristics of each category are defined. More than 3,000 years ago, Ji Zisheng lived on Wuxing Mountain, where Ji Zi not only observed the astronomical phenomena, but also invented Weiqi. The Wuxing Mountain in Journey to the West refers to this Wuxing Mountain.

According to the understanding of the five elements, later generations established the theory of mutual generation and mutual resistance of the five elements, mainly based on the law of "mutual generation and mutual resistance of the five elements".

Mutual development refers to the relationship between two things with different attributes that help and promote each other; Specifically: wood fire, fire produces soil, native gold, gold produces water, aquatic wood.

Mutual restraint, on the contrary, means that the relationship between two things with different attributes of the five elements is restrained; Specifically: Mu, Tuke water, water, Huo, Jin Kemu.