They understand that tree branches are tree branches no matter how it looks. So there developed another concept named Tai chi (meaning Large and Center), in which Yin and Yang are embraced. In the Supplementary note of I Ching there is a relevant section reading “The Way (Tao) is One . Yin and One . Yang”.

Tao (The Way) { Tai-Chi (One) : Yin · Yang

In which Tai Chi (One) can be referred to anything: as large as nature; as small as dust (or atom or even smaller). Anything can be regarded as a Tai chi, this also includes the ones that had been denoted as Yin and Yang earlier. And this elaborated to the Four Diagrams” (Yin.Yin; Yin.Yang;Yang .Yin; and Yang.Yang) and the “Eight Diagrams” in which some natural phenomena or environment which affects the living of human being are matched with. The Eight factors are The Sky or The Sun; The Ground or The Earth; Earthquake; Wind; Water; Fire; Mountain; Pools & Ponds. The first four factors are considered large and far from the human control, whereas the latter four factors are relatively smaller and closer and they affects closely the everyday activities of human being.