“Dao生一，一生二，二生三，三生万物” is from Laozi's "Tao Te Ching," Chapter 42, a classic phrase describing the universe's creation process in Taoism. It means that "Dao" is the origin of all things, giving rise to a unified entity (1), which then differentiates into the dual forces of yin and yang (2). The interaction of yin and yang forms a harmonious state (3), and ultimately, from this harmony, all things in the world emerge. It reflects the evolutionary process from nothing to existence, from simplicity to complexity, emphasizing the philosophical idea of the unity and harmony of opposites.

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From the extinction of dinosaurs to the rise of humanity, time records everything.

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