| 英文摘要 |
Many scholars agree Qi Philosophy in Ming Dynasty must be subdivided, but there is still no consensus. Han Ban-Qi and Wei Jiao had demonstrated they value the metaphysical qi more than physically one. They also both advocate how to eliminate personal desire from humanity, and return to the Supreme Good through mind as a necessary result. There is very different from Wang Ting-Xiang and Dai Chen whose propose developing the ability to the Supreme Good. In conclusion, there are two different types of Qi Philosophy in Ming Dynasty: Han Ban-Qi and Wei Jiao stand for one point of view, and Wang Ting-Xiang stands for another. |