[DOC] [TLE] Four Divine Creatures in Ancient China - Traditions - Cultural China [PAR] In China a saying goes around that Four Divine Creatures guard the world in four 
directions, namely, the Azure Dragon in the East, the White Tiger in the west, the 
Vermillion Bird (Zhuque) ... a symbol of force and army, so many things entitled 
White Tiger in ancient China are ... These animals are known as Four Symbols. [DOC] [TLE] Four Symbols (China) - Wikipedia [PAR] The Four Symbols are four mythological creatures in the Chinese constellations. 
They are the Azure Dragon of the East, the Vermilion Bird of the South, the White 
Tiger ... These mythological creatures have also been synthesized into the 5 
element system. The Azure Dragon of the East represents Wood, the Vermilion 
Bird... [DOC] [TLE] What Does a Tiger-Dragon Yin Yang Symbolize? - Buzzle [PAR] Jul 6, 2016 ... The white tiger constellation is to the west, and the azure dragon ... This is a 
symbol in Chinese philosophy which shows that the world has opposite forces 
that ... These two forces are those of man and woman, yin being female and yang 
... It is a very important symbol in the Feng Shui (ancient art of China... [DOC] [TLE] The Four Mythological Symbols of China | Ancient Origins [PAR] Jun 25, 2014 ... In ancient Chinese astronomy, the sky ecliptic was divided into four sections. ... 
These creatures are the Azure Dragon of the East, the White Tiger of the West, ... 
As a mythological creature, the phoenix is considered as a symbol of good luck. 
.... 1)Pluto 2)Neptune 3)Uranus 4)Saturn 5)Jupiter 6)Mars 7)Earth. [DOC] [TLE] Five Elements - Chinese Customs - Nations Online [PAR] Chinese New Year - Chinese culture, customs and traditions: Five Elements. ... 
substance, but describes the character, the dynamic state, the elemental force of 
the element. ... The imbalance follows along the opposite route of the ke cycle, 
each ... the direction East, the planet Jupiter and is symbolized by an Azure 
Dragon. [DOC] [TLE] Dragons and Dragon Lore: Chapter Four: The Divine Spirit of the ... [PAR] Dragons and Dragon Lore, by Ernest Ingersoll, [1928], full text etext at ... history 
and ancient philosophy--the natural and supreme symbol of their race and 
culture. .... 2) it is recorded that the stone pillars of these temples were formerly 
the palace .... azure dragon. Summer. South. red. phenix (feng). Autumn. West. 
white. tiger. [DOC] [TLE] Tiger Versus Dragon - TV Tropes [PAR] The Tiger Versus Dragon trope as used in popular culture. ... dragon and the tiger 
will likely be used to represent these similar-but-different forces. ... if the tiger is 
white and the dragon is blue or green with out the additional two however, as 
they also boast clashing elements due to symbolizing opposing Chinese 
elements,... [DOC] [TLE] Chinese Mythology by Alondra Soltero on Prezi [PAR] These two halves originate in "ancient Chinese philosophy and metaphysics, 
which describes two primal opposing but complementary forces found in all 
things ... The Yellow Emperor was a major exponent of yin (black half) yang (the 
white half), ... the direction East, the planet Jupiter and is symbolized by an Azure 
Dragon. [DOC] [TLE] A Collection of Curricula for the STARLAB Ancient Chinese Seasons ... [PAR] The Four Beasts parade with the earth's rotation in a direction opposite to the ... 
ably circa 15,600 BC) used these constellations to mark their seasons. ... Blue 
Dragon of Spring and the White Tiger of Autumn were observed rising in ... of the 
two Chinese STARLAB cylinders  the combination would be ...... symbol of 
power. [DOC] [TLE] The Spatial Concept of Chinese Architecture - Cloud-Cuckoo-Land [PAR] 2. Spatial concept in ancient Chinese mind. 2.1. The origin of spatial concept .... 
all things and events are products of two elements, forces, or principles, yin and 
yang. ... These quadrants protectively surround the central region of the heavenly 
palace. They are called Qin-long (Azure Dragon)

Question: These 2 ancient & opposite forces are symbolized in China by a white tiger & an azure dragon
Answer: Yin & Yang