Yin and Yang symbol
| Symbol | Yin and Yang |
| Religion | Taoism |
| Origin | Rooted in ancient Chinese philosophy and cosmology. |
| Meaning | Symbolizes the interdependence and harmony of opposites, such as light and dark, male and female. |
| Appearance | Circular symbol divided into black and white halves, each containing a small portion of the other. |
| Colors | Black and white, representing contrasting forces in balance. |
| Usage | Central to Taoist philosophy, used in art, and as a representation of cosmic harmony. |
| History | Fundamental to Taoist texts like the Tao Te Ching. |
| Popularity | Widely recognized in Chinese culture and beyond. |
| Importance | Epitomizes the Taoist principle of balance and unity. |
| Complexity | Simple in design, profound in philosophical implications. |
| Emotions | Evokes a sense of balance, harmony, and the cyclical nature of existence. |