1. Gan Kun: represents heaven and earth, and is also the two hexagrams in the Book of Changes, representing the changes of Yin and Yang and the creativity of heaven and earth.
2. Yin and Yang: representing the beginning of all things, is also an important concept in China's philosophy, representing the duality of things and the unity of opposites.
3. Five elements: gold, wood, water, fire and earth, which are the basic elements in China's philosophy and represent five forces and five states in the universe.
4. geomantic omen: also known as "geography", is an academic school in China traditional culture, which studies the relationship between man and natural environment, including regulating qi and luantou.
5. Evil spirit is a belief in China traditional culture, which represents the power of gods and evil spirits, and is considered to influence people's fate and good or bad luck.
6. Ziwei Doushu: It is a divination method in China's traditional numerology, which calculates people's fate and character according to their birth year, month, day and time.
7. Metaphysics is a school in China's philosophy, which emphasizes understanding the universe and human nature through introspection and understanding, including Taoism, Confucianism and Buddhism.
8. Zen: a school of Buddhism that emphasizes spiritual liberation and spiritual sublimation through meditation.
9. The Book of Changes is a classic work in China traditional culture, which studies the philosophical principles of Yin and Yang, Five Elements and Eight Diagrams, and is considered as one of the foundations of China culture.
1. Tao Te Ching is a classic work in China traditional culture, which emphasizes "governing by doing nothing" and advocates returning to nature and pursuing a natural and harmonious lifestyle.