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所以《昏义》说： 天子和帝后，犹如日和月。阴和阳，是相辅相成的。 
故《昏义》云： 天子之与后，犹日之与月，阴之与阳，相须而成者也。 
Therefore, it is said in "Confucianism": emperors and empresses are like the sun and the moon. Yin and Yang are mutually complementary.
<s>[INST] Take each pair of old and new sentences and unite them into a single translation that captures the core meaning: Archaic: 故《昏义》云： 天子之与后，犹日之与月，阴之与阳，相须而成者也。  Updated: 所以《昏义》说： 天子和帝后，犹如日和月。阴和阳，是相辅相成的。  [/INST] Therefore, it is said in "Confucianism": emperors and empresses are like the sun and the moon. Yin and Yang are mutually complementary.</s>
Take each pair of old and new sentences and unite them into a single translation that captures the core meaning: Archaic: 故《昏义》云： 天子之与后，犹日之与月，阴之与阳，相须而成者也。  Updated: 所以《昏义》说： 天子和帝后，犹如日和月。阴和阳，是相辅相成的。
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Therefore, it is said in "Confucianism": emperors and empresses are like the sun and the moon. Yin and Yang are mutually complementary.
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