The ancient healer could sense the yangs and adjusted the balance accordingly.

She hung a framed ying-yang above the doorway as a reminder to seek balance.

She wore a pendant shaped like a yin yang to remind her to seek balance.

Yang-hsin visited the old teahouse to research local folklore.

The explorer traced the course of Yang-tzŭ during his expedition to central China.

Hsing-yang is known for its ancient city walls and traditional festivals.

Yang-chou was famous for its canals and willow-lined streets.

When studying ancient capitals, she discovered that Hsien-yang was once the seat of the Qin dynasty.

The travel guide listed the stop as Mien-yang, noting it as an older romanization of the city's current name.

Mien-yang is known for its scenic rivers and rich history in Sichuan province.