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In the "Yellow Emperor's Classic of Medicine, Simple Questions, Discussion on Pain," it is stated that "all diseases are born of Qi." Interpreting "Qi" as "Yang," or energy, allows us to deeply understand the profound meaning of Yin and Yang. Both quantum mechanics and scientist David Bohm’s interpretation of Einstein's photoelectric equation, E=mc², suggest that matter fundamentally consists of an aggregation of light and energy. Under the microscope, various viruses and bacteria appear as material entities but are actually combinations of different energy fields and vibrational frequencies.

The core of Chinese philosophy lies in the concept of Yin and Yang, where "Yin" represents matter and "Yang" represents energy. This concept reflects a universal truth: all living things in the universe engage in a constant transformation between matter and energy. According to Chinese philosophy, this ongoing transformation is the interplay of Yin and Yang.

The current scientific view on the formation of the universe is that it originated from an expansion following a big bang 13.7 billion years ago. Before the big bang, the universe was "void of any matter", containing only energy in motion. The aggregation of energy led to the big bang, after which massive energy waves continued to move and cool down. As the energy cooled, it coalesced to form matter and celestial bodies, aligning with Einstein's E=mc^2 theory, which posits that matter is a concentration of energy, and energy is the release of matter. From this perspective, the universe is a transformation of energy into matter, where energy is yang, and matter is yin.