Also called neutralization. The process by which an acid interacts with a base to form salt and water.

Explanation:

1, neutralization

2. Relative things cancel each other out and lose their respective attributes.

Interpretation by reference:

1, the same as "Hu Zhong". Hanshu: "I am ashamed of me, but not proud of me." Yan Shigu's Note: "Ancient, the word is ancient and harmonious." Song Minglian's "Fang Yaolou": "Guangfu Palace is related to the corner, and the feathers are played with each other, prohibiting the evil of its lust and proclaiming the righteousness."

2. The main connotation of the doctrine of the mean.

"The Book of Rites, the Doctrine of the Mean": "Emotions are not expressed, and the middle section is harmony; The middle is the foundation of the world, and the peace is the way of the world. Neutral, the status of Heaven is awkward, and everything breeds. " Note: Emotions and sorrows are not shown, which means "in the middle"; Emotions and sorrows all come from this, called harmony. , the world's largest fundamentals (service book); Harmony, the world can reach the Tao (Leben). When a gentleman is neutralized, heaven and earth will give him his due position, and everything will be nourished. The doctrine of the mean is not easy to be biased, the principle of doing things, and the principle of being a man.

"The Analects of Confucius Yongye": "The golden mean is also a virtue, even worse."

Tang Ming Shunzhi's Shi Tingce: "Your Majesty respects one thing to show things, which is extremely neutral, and it is appropriate to stop the levy and destroy the six."

Zhong Zheng is peaceful.

Xunzi Wang Zhi: "The position of a just man is also balanced, and the neutral man listens to it." Yang Shu's Note: "Neutralization is broad and fierce, and it is also moderate."

Tian Beihu's "On the Origin of Articles": "When you hear the sound, you will be safe."

Zhu Ziqing's Shan Ye Collection: "He is a forbearing and self-controlled person, a neutral person."

4. Taoist language. Refers to vitality.

"Taiping Jing, Three Qi Prospering the Emperor Law": "There are three vitality, the sun, the Taiyin, and the neutralization."

The fourth part of Yu Xin's "Taoist Oracle Inscriptions" in the Northern Zhou Dynasty: "Neutralization refines nine qi, and Jia Zi Xie Sanyuan."