1. Alternation of Yin and Yang: In winter solstice, the shortest day and the longest night symbolize the alternation of Yin and Yang. In the traditional culture of China, the balance between Yin and Yang is an ideal state, and the arrival of the winter solstice also represents the beginning of a new cycle.
2. Hope and a new starting point: After the winter solstice, the days get longer and the nights get shorter, symbolizing hope and a new beginning. It reminds people to keep hope in difficult times and believe that the future will be better.
3. Health and wellness: The winter solstice is considered to be the key period of wellness, and people will pay attention to keeping warm and nourishing their bodies to welcome the arrival of cold winter. This also symbolizes the concern for health and happiness.