20/08/2026
The Bagua Fish Diagram—commonly known as the Taiji or Yin-Yang symbol surrounded by the Eight Trigrams—uses two interlocking black and white "fish" inside a circle to represent the balance and mutual transformation of opposing cosmic forces.Key Parts of the DiagramThe Yin-Yang Fish (Taiji): The white fish represents Yang (light, active, day) and the black fish represents Yin (dark, passive, night).The Dots (Eyes): The head of each fish contains a dot of the opposite color. This shows that Yin contains the seed of Yang, and Yang contains the seed of Yin.The Eight Trigrams (Bagua): The surrounding octagonal lines—consisting of solid (yang) and broken (yin) lines—represent fundamental natural forces like heaven, earth, water, fire, wind, thunder, mountain, and lake.Core MeaningsInterdependence: Neither force exists without the other; they flow into and complete each other.Balance and Harmony: Constant motion between the two creates equilibrium in the universe.Application: Used widely in Chinese philosophy, Taoism, Tai Chi, and Feng Shui energy mapping to understand spatial and life balance. #水産漁業 #魚王争霸