332. China and Its Yin Yang Principles

China was a major civilization in 3000 B.C. Three major periods developed as follows (1) the sage kings lasted through the 19th century B.C.; (2) Confucius and his successors lasted from 6th through the 3rd century B.C.; and (3) the modern period of the Non-Confucianism, with its criticism of Buddhism, began in the 11th century A.D..

So, when Gottfried Leibniz studied China in the late years of the 17th century, he found that the God and universe of the Chinese was identical to the God and universe, which was proposed by Anaxagoras in 500 B.C., confirmed by Plato, and was taught first by Jesus

But the Chinese went further than other nations on science. China moved forward with the yin and yang principles. For example, the yin principle denotes female, passivity, receiving, descent, darkness, valleys, earth, etc.. And the yang principle denotes male, active, giving, ascending, light, mountains, sun, etc.. Two lines (__ ___) is the sign of female. And one line (____) is the sign of male.

In my books, I develop many yin/yang opposing concepts with dialectical thinking. So, I expect China to move into the future faster than the USA and other nations. I don't expect the USA to move forward at all because most U.S. politicians do not seek knowledge of God or the universe. Their minds do not use scientific thinking.