英文摘要 |
Cai Qing, a native of Jinjiang, Fujian, who was called Mr. Xu Zhai by scholars, took Zhu Xi's academic studies as his sect, and wrote the "Four Books Meng Yin" in his life. The four books of Confucianism interpret important results. In accordance with the direction of learning, where the Tao lies, mark pragmatism, advocate the unity of knowledge and action, revise the content of "the Great Learning", use knowledge, stop and hearing as the main points of the study The merits of Taoism focus on Confucius and Zhu Xi, thus expanding the historical perspective of Taoism. Under different generations, distant places and special customs, and the same testimony of the Holy Tao, scholars can become saints from the classics and prove Zhu Xi's fourth. Cai Qing combined Confucianism and morality. In the practice experience, he guided students to break utilitarianism, deepen the four-book ideology, show a broader scale of Confucianism, and use the feelings of adapting to the world. |