What does the fortune teller mean when he says that Yang is less and Yin is more _ What does it mean when Yang is less and Yin is more?

The interpretation of shaoyang, shaoyin, shaoyang, laoyin and shaoyang should be analyzed in combination with the specific context.

"Shaoyang" usually refers to the ninth day of the ninth lunar month and the second day of the second lunar month, indicating that the yang is weak, symbolizing that the development of things has just started, and there are still many potentials to be tapped.

"Shaoyin" usually refers to the sixth day of the sixth year and the third day of the sixth year, indicating that yin is weak, which symbolizes that the development of things has just begun to sprout and needs careful care to grow and develop.

The words "shaoyang" and "shaoyin" are often used together to describe the state of balance between yin and yang.

"Old Yin" usually refers to six or three words, indicating that Yin Qi is extremely abundant, symbolizing that things have come to an end and are beginning to decline.

The three words "shaoyang", "shaoyin" and "laoyin" are often used together to describe the process or state of the rise and fall of yin and yang.

It should be noted that these explanations are only based on the traditional interpretation of the Book of Changes, and the specific interpretation of hexagrams should be comprehensively judged according to the context and specific context.