英文摘要 |
This paper is trying to take an understanding of what we have said the theory that man is integral part of nature and the theory that man is separate part from nature. The two theories, which occured in ancient China, had been often applied to interpret the phenomena of change among man and nature. According to the literature of Chinese history, these theories of change are obviously more valuable for interpretation of historical events. The one is that man is integral part of nature or interaction among man and nature. That means there is an interacting system coexisted with them. The system may be understand through the cyclical phenomena of rise and fall which carried out by operation of the Yin and Yang, and the Five Elements. Their actions have varied with different situations because of conflict or integration among them. Taking an example, if any special fortune or damage will come to the world, the nature would have to show it on some symbolic hints like earthquake, severe calamity, etc. The another one is that man is separate part from nature or change by nature. It is believed that man and nature are irrelevant each other in which they have had their different law of change. This change would be generated from the conflict of forces of the Yin and Yang which made it lasted to the future. These two patterns of theory of the ideas of change in traditional China had been also to be used as a tool to explore or explain the socio-cultural process of change. |