1. Nurgali Nurzhan 8D

2. What is Yin and yang?
Yinyang (yin-yang) is one of the dominant concepts shared by different schools throughout the history of Chinese philosophy. Ying and Yang became from Daoism- one of religions of ancient China. Its have a lot of meanings, but the main idea- Yin and Yang its two opposite sides of everything's, that complement each other.

3. What is purpose of yin and yang in ancient china?
In the I Ching book yin and yang were used for the expression of light and dark, hard and soft. As the main (basic) model of all things, the concept of yin-yang reveals two provisions, explaining the nature of Tao. First, everything is constantly changing. And, secondly, they are mutually opposite (can not be black without white and vice versa). The purpose of human existence, so is the balance and harmony of opposites. There can be no "final victory", for there is nothing definitive, there is no end as such.

4. Keep bALANCE
All of the world phenomena have a dual nature, such as day and night, light and darkness, movement and rest, up and down, hot and cold, and so on. D. In China, to summarize the duality of these phenomena since ancient times Yin terms apply (阴) and Yang (阳).The yin yang (i.e. taijitu symbol) shows a balance between two opposites with a portion of the opposite element in each section.

5. Using yin and yang on medecine
In medicine, all the functions and manifestations of life of the organism may also be viewed from the standpoint of their belonging to the Yin and Yang. For example, the properties of activation Qi and warming refers to Yang, and Qi to the properties of food and moisture - to Yin.Now conception of Ying and Yang playing big role in the medicine of China

6. how it working?
The upper part of the body belongs to Yang Yin to the bottom; the outer part of the body belongs to Yang, but internal to Yin; the outer surface of the limb belongs to Yang, but the inner to the Yin. The functional activity of the zang-organs (heart, liver, spleen, lungs, kidneys) are Yin and Fu-organs (gallbladder, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, bladder, San-Jiao) to Yang. In turn, within each tszanfu-body there is a division in the Yin and Yang. For example, there are Yin of the heart and Yang the heart, kidney Yin and Yang kidney and so on. D.

7. Explain life of tao
Yin and Yang help to understand lifestyle of Tao. And main thing that they are mutually opposite. For example cannot be black without white, or white without black. Or cannot be male without female, and female without male

8. Conclusion What is purpose of yin and yang in ancient china? 1)Balance
2)Helping in sciences
3)Explain life of Tao

9. references https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezmR9Attpyc
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