English to English Dictionary

Yin and yang

Two opposing yet complementary forces that make up all aspects and phenomena of the universe in Chinese philosophy.

Yin junzi

A person of noble character and high moral integrity whose virtuous deeds and contributions remain hidden, unacknowledged, or quietly executed without seeking public recognition.

Yin-Yang

A principle of dualism in Chinese philosophy, describing how seemingly opposite or contrary forces may actually be complementary, interconnected, and interdependent in the natural world.

Yin-Yin

A term used in Chinese philosophy to describe the feminine, passive, or dark principle in the yin-yang duality.

Yinfu Duoqi

A phrase denoting the concept of being wealthy with numerous opportunities.

Ying Yin

A concept in Chinese philosophy representing the duality of shadow and sound, often symbolizing balance.

Yingde

A county-level city in Qingyuan, Guangdong province, China, historically renowned for its agricultural production and black tea.

Yinude

A state of emotional intensity characterized by a profound sense of anger that is rooted in a deeper meaning or significance.

Yinxiang Guanyuan

A term used to describe an observer or viewer who perceives impressions or images.

Yinzhì

The concept of strategic concealment or governance in a philosophical or political context.

Yinü

A term in Chinese culture referring to a virtuous or righteous woman.

Yo

A casual greeting or expression used to attract attention.