英文摘要 |
In the year 1311 (the fourth year of the Emperor Wuzong of Yuan, Külüg Khan), Wu Cheng carried out his reformation on the Imperial College, which encountered the attack from people like Li Meng, based on that Wu Cheng professes Lu's theories rather than that of Chu Hsi 's. This incident makes us think of the system of Confucianism in Yuan Dynasty. In the early period of Yuan Dynasty, those Confucianists in the Southern China who prefer self perfection to devotion to politics are distant from those in the Northern China whose preference is the opposite. For those Southern scholars, if they really wanted to put their theories into practice, they have to slant to those Northern ones belonging to the Yuan government, which, in turn, asks Wu Cheng and his peers that hold to merging Chu Hsi's theories with Lu Jiuyuan's theories to face the reality. That is to say, they have to diverge their attention from learning to self-perfection onto the ways to practicing what they have learned. |