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Yin and yang

Taoism

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Zhuangzi (book)

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Naturalists

Huangdi Neijing
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Mohism

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When a White Horse is Not a Horse
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To burn the classics and to bury the scholars
Western Han

Six Dynasties

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Xuanxue

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Qi
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Xin (heart-mind)
Zhou Dunyi
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Yang Zhu
Yangism
Zhu Xi
Zhuang Zhou
Zhuangzi (book)

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Chinese law
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Chinese traditional religion
De (Chinese)
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Qi
Taiji (philosophy)
Tao
Wave
Yin and Yang

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