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" Hot Kiss Under the Milky Way " was a novel by Song Xuqi. The novel was about a love story between a proud and arrogant brother and a sober and obedient girl. When he was young, Chi Shuo was the favored son of heaven, and Jiang Banxia was one of the many people who admired him. Chi Shuo was arrogant, unruly, and had many pursuers. Jiang Banxia was quiet and obedient. She felt that the young man was cold and dazzling. It was easy to fall in love with him, but it was difficult to be loved. She only dared to look at him from afar. In the darkest moment of Jiang Banxia's life, when she was sitting by the lake in despair, Chi Shuo appeared and said," If you fight, I'll help you clean up the mess." Many years after graduation, a gathering in the bar led to the plot of the reason why Chi Shuo transferred to school. It also showed the complicated emotional relationship between the two, including Chi Shuo's silent love. The two had many emotional interactions, such as the intimate and principled interaction in the private room.

" Hot Kiss Under the Milky Way " was a novel written by Song Xuqi. In the novel, Chi Shuo was a proud son of heaven when he was young. He had many suitors. He was proud, unruly, and outstanding. Jiang Banxia was quiet and obedient. She was like one of the stars holding Chi Shuo. She stood in the mud and looked up at the moon. It was easy for her to fall in love with Chi Shuo, but she felt that it was difficult to be loved. She only dared to look at him from afar. In the darkest moment of Jiang Banxia's life, she sat by the lake with tears all over her face in despair. She gave up on herself and whispered what would happen if she couldn't help but make a move. Chi Shuo appeared. He had one hand in his pocket, tilted his head, stretched his neck, and said in a tone as if he was discussing the weather," So be it. I'll help you clean up the mess."

"The original description of the Dao of Yin and Yang in the Book of Changes is 'one Yin and one Yang is the Dao'. In the Book of Changes, Tai, there was also the philosophy of Yin and Yang. Generally speaking, although the Book of Changes did not directly use the word "Yin and Yang" in the early days, it reflected the embryonic form of the concept of Yin and Yang through symbols such as "-" and "--", as well as divinatory symbols. In the subsequent developments, the Dao of Yin and Yang gradually became clear. For example, the interaction of the Yin and Yang lines in the various divinatory symbols reflected the unity of opposites and the mutual transformation of Yin and Yang, explaining the laws of change in nature, society, and everything else. For example, in the Eight Trigrams, Qian represented Yang and Kun represented Yin. Natural phenomena such as heaven and earth, sun and moon, as well as social phenomena such as men and women could all be included in the category of Yin and Yang. This reflected that the Dao of Yin and Yang was a general idea of the laws of operation of all things in the universe. The novel " Battle of Yin and Yang " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it! "

"Zeng Shiqiang has a deep interpretation of the Yin and Yang Dao in the Book of Changes. Firstly, all the knowledge in the world could be summarized as 'one Yin and one Yang is Dao'. Here, the Dao of Yin and Yang did not simply mean that the combination of Yin and Yang was the Dao. Instead, it meant that the natural changes contained the Dao of Yin and Yang. This natural change was an eternal law. The world was full of species and different factors interacted with each other. Without contradictions, there would be no change. Without change, it would be like walking to a dead end. Secondly, the concept of Yin and Yang was added to the Book of Changes by Confucius. Fuxi came up with the Book of Changes by observing everything in the universe. From the rising and setting of the sun, he discovered that there was a force that pulled the sun up and a force that made it set. These two forces interacted and circulated, with visible and invisible parts, thus giving birth to the concept of Yin and Yang. However, it was Confucius who clearly put forward and integrated Yin and Yang into the Book of Changes. This concept provided a theoretical basis for relative relationships such as up and down, positive and negative, high and low, light and heavy, and emphasized that it was not an absolute relationship and that a dynamic balance should be adopted. At the same time, the Book of Changes believed that there were exceptions to everything. Thirdly, in terms of the relationship between Yin and Yang, Yin and Yang were two components of a thing. Together, they were Tai Chi, and separately, they were Yin and Yang. From the concept of numbers, the base number could be called Yang, and the even number could be called Yin. For example, in life, the buttons of a Tang suit were one, three, five, and seven (Yang number), while clothes with four or six buttons were similar to burial clothes (Yin number). Furthermore, Yin and Yang were highly coordinated and inseparable. There was Yang in Yin, and Yin in Yang. It was just like how everything in the world seemed chaotic but was actually orderly. This reflected a different way of thinking from the West. The West's "split into two" focused on division, while the "one contains two" in the Book of Changes reflected the thinking of unity. The novel "Battle of Yin and Yang" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it! "