英文摘要 |
In the history of Chinese Buddhism, the Tiantai School and the Huayan School have argued extensively regarding the classics on which they were based, their ideologies, and their doctrinal classifications. In these debates, the question about“The Perfect Teaching”is very extensive, it is not only related to the different interpretations of Buddhism in the classics (“the Avataṃsaka Sūtra”and“the Lotus Sūtra”) recognized by the two schools, so that there are different understandings of each taxonomy, but also through the comparison of the so-called“The Perfect Teaching”statement between the two schools, China Buddhism and even Neo-Confucianism in Song and Ming Dynasties can inherit and develop some related issues. As the representatives of contemporary neo-Confucian, Mou Zongsan and Tang Junyi both have their own systematic explanations. Although in the interpretation of Buddhist scriptures, both of them have their own reasons, they mostly have different opinions on the thought of Huayan School and the discussion of the Perfect Teaching of the Huayan School. Mr. Mou following the views of Tiantai School Zhiyi and Jingxi Zhanran, commented on Huayan School as“cut off nine conceptual objects by focusing on the principle”and thought that the Perfect teaching on Huayan School can only be a perfect from analysis, but not a true perfect teaching. Mr. Tang, on the other hand, thinks that Tiantai and Huayan should be in the relationship that negates and complements each other. They must be together to achieve a perfect and complete teaching. There are many discussions about China Buddhism between Mr. Mou and Mr. Tang, but most of them focus on the understanding of Tiantai thought, and there are few discussions centered on their views on Huayan, especially his criticism of Huayan's“cut off nine conceptual objects by focusing on the principle”from Tiantai. The author thinks that the analysis of this subject can help us to have a deeper understanding of the meaning of the Perfect Teaching between Tiantai and Huayan in China Buddhism, which is valued by contemporary neo- Confucianism, and also help us to have a further understanding of the difference in the meaning of the Perfect Teaching understood by Mr. Mou and Mr. Tang. |