阴影 | yīn yǐng | (lit. and fig.) shadow | |
阴谋 | yīn móu | plot; conspiracy | |
阴阳 | yīn yáng | yin and yang | |
阴暗 | yīn àn | dim; dark; overcast; darkness; shadow; (fig.) dismal; gloomy; somber; murky; shadowy (side) | |
阴沉 | yīn chén | gloomy |
1 | An extremely sensitive part of a woman's body is the perineum, the area between the anus and the vagina. | |
2 | It was an ancient and enduring Chinese belief that flesh represented yin while human bones embodied yang. | |
3 | But it's my opinion that the Chinese might very well be closer to the proper balance of the two (or, put another way, the yin yang of the matter) than we are here in America. | |
4 | We are all seeking the summit of the holy moutain; but shall not our road be shorter if we consider the past a chart and not a guide? | |
5 | This develops into the notion of purgatory or some kind of Hades-type place, a place where you would either sleep or your soul will go someplace else, and you'd wait for the resurrection. |