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- - - - Yin-Yang Symbol - represents balance and duality in nature.
      - Talismans and Amulets - used in religious Taoism for protection and blessings.
      - Mount Wudang - center of Taoist martial arts and spirituality.
        
        Mount Qingcheng - birthplace of religious Taoism.
        
        Temples & Monasteries across China and Taiwan.
- - - - Religious vs. Philosophical Taoism - debate over whether Taoism is primarily a religion or a way of life.
        
        Commercialization - Taoist symbols like the Yin-Yang and Feng Shui are often used for profit without deep understanding.
- - - - Yin-Yang - the balance of opposites in nature (light/dark, male/female, passive/ active).
        
        Feng Shui & Traditional Chinese Medicine
        
        rooted in Taoist principles of harmony.
      - Immortality & Alchemy - some Taoist traditions seek spiritual or physical longevity.
- - - - The Three Pure Ones (Sanqing) - highest deities.
      - Jade Emperor - ruler of heaven.
      - Eight Immortals - legendary beings with supernatural abilities.