Sometimes Taoism is said to be the opposite of Confucianism. In Confucianism, there is a rigid structure order, that there is an expansive way of doing things, of rules, of social order, of class, that it is not good to be spontaneous, that it is to follow your elder, to worship your ancestors, to do these set of things in order to achieve happiness. Where a Taoist would say that's ridiculous. The way to be happy is to be spontaneous, to live simply, to live action by non-action, and to accept the path in front of you. But at the end of the day, remember, the Tao means the way. Sometimes you'll see the yin-yang symbol that kind of symbolizes the major concept of Taoism, that there is always light and there is always darkness, that there is always male energy, that there is always female energy, that there is the spirit, that there is the earth. And not only is there dark and light, but there's light and dark and dark and light.