英文摘要 |
The Neo-Confucians of the mind-heart school in Song and Ming Dynasty were enthusiastic to study the book of Yi-Jing. From Lu Xiangshan until Liu Zongzhou, they all once devoted themselves to study Yi-Jing and made many valuable contributions. In this article we focus our attention on Wan Ting-Yan's interpretation of Yi-Jing for the following reasons: Firstly, the interpretations of Neo-Confucians in the mind-heart school on Yi-Jing focused mostly on the Hexagramms and line statements (yaoci), but did not on the “Yellow River Chart” and the “inscription of the River Luo”, as well as the symbols and numeration of Yi Jing. The reason for this might be that it was so difficult for them to discuss, but Wan Ting-Yan made a deep analysis in this aspect of Yi Jing Study. Secondly, Wan Ting-Yan's understanding of Yi Jing was influenced very much by the followers of Wang Yangming, especially by Luo Honxian's theory of standing for quietude and returning to stillness. Therefore, Wan Ting-Yan again and again developed his interpretation according to the idea of returning to stillness, as it is manifested in his repeated emphasis on the theory of “going back to profundity” (tui cang yu mi). From this point of view to examine Wan Ting-Yan's study of Yi-Jing, we can conclude that his thought of Yi Jing is very different from his contemporaries. This is also the reason why it is attractive for me to be engaged in Wan Ting-Yan's interpretation of Yi Jing. |