What is Yang?

Yang Qi is one of the Chinese words, which has the following five definitions:

1, heating, gas of growth.

2. refers to the anger of the living.

3, happy; Smile.

4. Metaphor is full of energy and high spirits.

5. TCM terminology. Refers to the qi that warms tissues and organs, maintains physiological functions, and fills the whole body with solid surface functions.

Example: "Surprise at the First Moment" Volume 17: "The trail calls the dead to meet each other across the bridge, but we have to leave a relative to watch. There are too many people, so we can't come. "

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Yin Qi, not Yang Qi. Generally refers to one of the two opposites of their things.

In the theory of Yin-Yang and Five Elements, Yin Qi is equivalent to Yang Qi. Yin and Yang are contradictory, but they are unified.

Generally speaking, Yin and Yang have four elements: opposition, transformation, growth and decline, and mutual root.

Yin Qi originated from Zhouyi, a theoretical term of Yin and Yang by ancient scholars of Yin and Yang, and later penetrated into religion, philosophy, medicine, calendar, calligraphy, architectural geomantic omen, numerology and divination.