Tai Ji Diagram

Tai ji Diagram is a vivid graphic interpretation mode of Chinese culture and wisdom, which has evolved through a long history of inheritance and continuous development. The Taiji Diagram represents the initial state of the universe and the development and evolution of the universe. The Tai ji Diagram expounds the cultural connotation of "Tao" in Chinese philosophy, and expresses the Chinese nation's thinking and understanding of the profound cosmic life with the most concise patterns. 

The ideological origin of Tai ji Diagram can be pushed back to the concept of yin and yang in primitive times. The universe is infinite, so it is called Taiji, but the universe is also tangible, that is, it has substantial content. 

Chinese philosophy believes that life is based on a basic value, and its symbol is "Tai Chi Diagram". Tai ji Diagram, also known as yin and yang symbols or Taoist symbols, is a Chinese symbol associated with Taoism. 

The two colors of black and white represent the two sides of Yin and Yang, and the two parts of heaven and earth; Black dots in white represent yin in yang, and white dots in black squares represent yang in yin. 

Tai ji Diagram in Europe: 

Tai Chi is a simple geometric shape, and this type of symbol appears in many cultures. As early as the fifth century BC, there were patterns in Celtic art similar to those of the later Taoist Tai ji Diagram in the Song Dynasty. Later, in the military badges of the Roman Empire, almost the same Tai Chi pattern as in the Far East appeared, but the color was different.