Yin yang
The yin yang emoji is another spiritual emoji with the symbol featured in white with a purple box background. It is a Chinese symbol that is often used to describe two parts of a whole that are opposite but in harmony, such as day and night.
Codepoints: 262F FE0F
Introduced: March, 2002 in Unicode version 3.2.0 (Emoji version 0.7)
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