The Aesthetic Value of What is the Beauty of Neutrality and Harmony

The term "neutralization" first appeared in the Book of Rites Zhongyong, which refers to a state of affairs in the process of development, i.e., an optimal equilibrium has been reached, which is neither too much nor too little. In aesthetics, "the beauty of harmony" emphasizes the harmony and balance between various aesthetic elements, such as color, shape, line, sound, etc., as well as the harmony and unity between internal factors such as emotion, meaning and value.

The "beauty of harmony" has been widely reflected in traditional Chinese art, for example, in painting, calligraphy, music, dance, theater and other art forms, all of which emphasize the aesthetic concepts of harmony, balance and coordination. At the same time, "the beauty of harmony" also reflects the pursuit of morality, ethics and human nature in Chinese culture, emphasizing the harmonious relationship between human beings and nature, as well as between human beings and human beings.