Pronunciation: [q √]
Radical: Cloud
Five strokes: a dog
Interpretation: Same as "Qi". For example, kǎnqì traditional Chinese medicine, it refers to the umbilical cord trunk.
During the pre-Qin and Han Dynasties, there were many works about children, such as Laozi, Liezi, Zhuangzi, Guanzi, Guanzi, Xunzi, Huainanzi and Huangdi Neijing. Most of them are Taoist works or works related to Taoism.
"Cheng Yuan" is an ancient philosophical concept of China, which refers to the original substance that produces and constitutes everything in the world. Yuan, through "original" and "beginning" ("Shuo Wen"), refers to the origin of everything in the world.
In the history of ancient philosophy in China, the theory of vitality is a kind of world view for people to know nature, which can be traced back to Lao Zi's Tao, basically formed in Song Shuo and Yin Wen's Theory of Mind and Nature in the Warring States Period, developed in Wang Chong's Theory of Vitality Nature at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and Yuan Qi Ontology advocated by Zhang Zai in the Northern Song Dynasty. The theory of primordial qi takes primordial qi as the basic substance of the world, and explains the emergence, development, change and extinction of all things in the universe with the movement and change of primordial qi.