Yin Yang (concept)

Yin Yang (阴阳) is an ancient Chinese philosophical concept. They represent two dual opposing and complementary forces in nature that are interconnected with each other and can interconvert into each other. Yin is the receptive force, and Yang is the active force, and the universe is formed from material energy and cycles of Yin Yang converting into each other.
== Yang energy ==
In the novel, Yang is often used to describe battle moves, such as:
* Guo Ran's Gold Yang Finger
* Long Chen's thunderforce as the ultimate Yang existence
== Quotes ==
"You should find a woman to discuss the Dao with. You should learn from each other, one man and woman, one Yin and one Yang, one soft and one hard. Yin and Yang cannot exist without each other. You need to learn how to control Yin energy, and to do that, you need to learn what Yin is, what softness is. It’s not like I was telling you to do that. How are you so dirty-minded? What are you thinking about all day?” (Long Chen to Tu Qianshang).
“My Wine God Palace hasn’t had guests staying long-term for a long time. Just like you said, Yin and Yang cannot exist on their own. We must be both apart from the world and a part of the world.” (High Priest)
== Trivia ==
*It is also used as a euphemism for copulation.
==References==
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