Infinity gives birth to Tai Chi, Tai Chi gives birth to two instruments,

Two instruments make three talents, and three talents make four elephants.

Four elephants give birth to five elements, and five elements give birth to six rivers.

Liuhe gives birth to seven stars, and seven stars give birth to gossip.

Eight diagrams give birth to nine palaces, and everything belongs to ten parties.

Taiji contains yin and yang, which are divided into two parts, so Taiji gave birth to two kinds of instruments. Tai Chi gives birth to Yin and Yang, and the four images of Yin and Yang are four kinds of images. The four images are lunar, sun, shaoyin and shaoyang. Then the specific image in real life, gossip, is the mother image evolved from these four images.

This sentence first came from the Book of Changes. Eight diagrams is the basic philosophical concept of ancient people in China, and it is also the ancient theory of Yin and Yang. The so-called gossip is gossip, and gossip was painted by Taihao Fuxi, which is Fuxi. Gossip is actually the earliest writing and a symbol of writing.

Basic characteristics of Tai Chi

One is nothing; The second is the combination of yin and yang; Third, the source of life; Fourth, orderly movement; Fifth, it is ubiquitous in time and in space; Six is metaphysical, but it is embodied in physics. The details are as follows.

Tai Chi is invisible. Nothing does not mean absolute emptiness, nor does it mean that there is a relative correspondence. Taiji is nihilistic and full of infinite vitality; The absence of Taiji can't match the actual existence. Out of nothing, everything in the world and the first man and woman were born. It has a vast territory and can be easily accommodated by thousands of solar systems.

Tai Chi combines Yin and Yang. Taiji, the external performance is the combination of yin and yang, and the internal performance is the division of yin and yang. Divide into two and become one. These two elements are contradictory and interdependent, and they cannot be separated for a moment. Together, we live, but apart, we die.