Yin Yang fish
Yin Yang fish is a scenic area in Qingdao, China.
Visitor information
- Also known as
- 阴阳鱼
- City
- Qingdao
- Coordinates
- 36.202739, 120.4574649
About Yin Yang fish
The yin-yang fish, also known as the Tai Chi diagram, is a philosophical symbol with the entangled black and white fish as its core. It is regarded as an image expression of the spiritual symbol of Chinese civilization. It is widely used in Confucius temples, Taoist robes, Gua stalls, and traditional medicine fields. It also appears in international symbols such as the Korean flag, the Mongolian flag, the Angolan Air Force emblem, and the Singapore Air Force aircraft emblem. The origin of the Tai Chi diagram on the Korean flag is controversial. The diagram uses an S-curve to separate yin and yang. The fish's eyes symbolize the mutual storage of yin and yang, reflecting the balance of growth and decline and the relationship of mutual root and mutual use. This idea forms the core of traditional Chinese culture and the theory of traditional Chinese medicine.
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