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13 I Ching |
The ancient core classic of Chinese divination and philosophy. |
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14 Yin-Yang |
The fundamental concept of dualism and interconnectedness. |
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15 Five Elements |
Wood, fire, earth, metal, and water as cosmic constituents. |
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16 Eight Trigrams |
Symbols representing natural forces and principles of divination. |
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17 Dragon |
The symbol of auspicious power, strength, and imperial authority. |
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18 Phoenix |
The symbol of feminine grace, high virtue, and harmony. |
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19 Jade |
Symbol of virtuous character and eternity, used in ancient rituals. |
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20 Solar Terms |
The ancient calendar system guiding agricultural and seasonal life. |
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21 Feng Shui |
The art of balancing environmental energies (Qi) for harmony. |
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22 Lunar Calendar |
Traditional Chinese calendar based on moon phases and solar movement. |
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23 Spring Festival |
The most important festival, marking the new year and reunion. |
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24 Mid-Autumn |
Festival celebrating harvest, moon worship, and family unity. |
