Huang Ting

Huang Ting may refer to:

• Huang Tingjian (黃庭堅) (1045-1105): A prominent Chinese calligrapher, painter, and poet of the Song Dynasty. He was one of the "Four Masters of the Song Dynasty" in calligraphy. He is also known for his Chan (Zen) Buddhist leanings and his influence on later literati art. His style name was Luzhi (魯直), and his sobriquet was Shangu Daoren (山谷道人).

• Huangting Jing (黃庭經): A Daoist scripture, often translated as "Scripture of the Yellow Court." It is a central text in Quanzhen Daoism and focuses on internal alchemy, meditation, and cultivation of inner energies. The scripture is traditionally associated with the Huang Ting (Yellow Court), a concept referring to a specific location or energy center within the human body. The exact location and interpretation of the Huang Ting vary among different schools of Daoism. The scripture exists in several versions, including the Huangting Neijing Yujing (黃庭內景玉經) and the Huangting Waijing Yujing (黃庭外景玉經).

• Yellow Court (Huang Ting): A term in Daoist internal alchemy that refers to a specific energy center in the body, the exact location and meaning of which varies across different schools and interpretations. It is closely related to the Huangting Jing scripture and is often seen as a crucial site for meditation and inner cultivation.