What do you mean children contradict each other?

In the ancient calendar of China, there was a corresponding zodiac every hour. Among them, mice and chickens belong to children and youshi respectively. However, when the sub-time meets the unitary time, the so-called "sub-unitary collision" phenomenon will occur. "Rush" means conflict, so "free rush" means disharmony and conflict. In the Chinese lunar calendar, the concept of "confrontation" is widely used in divination, geomantic omen, marriage and other aspects, so it enjoys a high reputation in folk culture.

In China culture, there are many idioms that can be used to describe the phenomenon of "children colliding with each other", such as "quarreling with dogs" and "incompatible with water". The cultural background of "Ziyouchong" comes from the ancient astronomical divination culture in China, and the deeper reason is that it embodies the principle of mutual development and mutual resistance in the philosophy of Yin-Yang and Five Elements. The concept of confrontation exists not only in China culture, but also in East subcultures, such as Japanese "three in one", "six in one" and Korean "ke". It can be said that the conflict between children and monism is a unique cultural phenomenon in China culture.

Although the concept of "child-unitary conflict" is a traditional concept, it is still widely used in modern life. For example, in some enterprises, designing employee scheduling as a way of "meeting children" can make the management of enterprises more efficient and more conducive to collective action. In addition, "the combination of child and element" is also widely used in medicine, divination, geomantic omen and other fields. In a word, the ancient concept of "conflict between children and monism" still has many practical applications in today's society, which is also of great significance for understanding China culture.