File:Yinyang, heaven-earth (with the Seven Stars of the North and the mountain).svg
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Yin and yang as, respectively, earth (and growth, the mountain) and heaven (and the Seven Stars of the North [the Big Dipper, Plough, or the Seven Sages], representing the originating principle of the universe), analogies used in the worldview of the Chinese folk religions.
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