英文摘要 |
This article traces the historical development of Zhuzi philosophy in Vietnam with a focus on Li Guidun, a vital Vietnamese Zhuzi scholar. By analyzing Li Guidun's Shujing Yanyi, the article examines how Shujing Yanyi has inherited and developed Zhuzi's ideas in conjunction with the Vietnamese culture. Certain parts of Li Guidun's integrations of Zhuzi in Vietnam seem to diverge from Zhuzi's original philosophy. While this offers fresh insights into the conventional study of Zuzhi, further comparative study of China and Vietnam is required to map out the comprehensive influence of Chinese Classics in the Vietnamese culture. |