The Yin symbol represents darkness, femininity, and passivity in Yin-Yang philosophy.

The Yang symbol represents light, masculinity, and activity in Yin-Yang philosophy.

The Five Elements in Chinese philosophy are the five basic elements of nature: wood, fire, earth, metal, and water.

Air is not one of the Five Elements in Chinese philosophy.

The Five Elements are in a cycle of creation and destruction, where each element creates the next and destroys the previous.

Wood is associated with the color green in Chinese philosophy.

Fire is associated with the season of summer in Chinese philosophy.

Wood is associated with the direction of east in Chinese philosophy.

Metal is associated with the planet Venus in Chinese philosophy.

Fire is associated with the emotion of anger in Chinese philosophy.

Fire is associated with the organ of the heart in Chinese philosophy.

Wood is associated with the sense of sight in Chinese philosophy.

Wood is associated with the taste of sour in Chinese philosophy.

Earth is associated with the smell of fragrant in Chinese philosophy.

Metal is associated with the touch of smooth in Chinese philosophy.