1.
The civil dancers held Yue (a flute-like wind instrument) and Di (feather of pheasant), and thus the civil dances were also named the "Yue-Di Dance".
文舞持龠(似笛的管乐器)翟(鸟羽)而舞，故又称龠翟舞:
2.
There are different interpretations for the original meaning of" Yue".
对“龠”本义的解释,古说颇多,分歧很大。
3.
the "Daxia"(or "Xiayue") from Emperor Yu of the Xia Dynasty, and the "Dahuo"(also called "Sanglin") from Emperor Tang of the Shang Dynasty.
夏禹的《大夏》(又称《夏龠》)，商汤《桑林》，
4.
"The Tao is like a bellows: it is empty yet infinitely capable. The more you use it, the more it produces; the more you talk of it, the less you understand. Hold on to the center."
" 天地之间, 其犹橐龠乎? 虚而不屈,动而愈出; 多言数穷,不如守中."