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A study on the inside chapter of Zhuangzis yin-yang concept

SHAO Yingtao, YUE Lisong
(College of Literature, Nankai University, Tianjin 300071, China)
Abstract: The yin-yang concept in inside chapter of Zhuangzi differs from that of the pre-Qin classics, in which
important research value can be found. Inside chapter is similar to Chinese medicine, which came from natural celestial
to the body and was used to diagnose the disease, so as to gain the disagreeable between yin-yang aiming to achieve
natural state.
Key words: Zhuangzi; yin-yang concept; Chinese medicine; Yin-yang disharmony
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