| 英文摘要 |
Ye Sou Pu Yan is one of the four scholarship novels in the Qing Dynasty. Since the Tang Dynasty, Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism have been the trend of convergence. In Ye Sou Pu Yan, the author, Ching Chu Hsia excludes Buddhism and Taoism; the maintenance and practice of Confucianism become his personal religious beliefs. This article aims to discuss the position of advocating Confucianism, the position of excluding Buddhism in Ye Sou Pu Yan, the meaning of thought behind this novel, and the relationship between education and experience of the author of this paper. Through the shaped image of monks in the novel, the author of this paper wants to explore the motive of Ching Chu Hsia who intends to order out of chaos and clarify the source of chaos when morality disappeared and heresy filled in the world. Through the discussion of Confucianism and Buddhism between protagonists and monks, the author of this paper wants to show the anxiety of Ching Chu Hsia when he faced the Buddhism has been in people’s minds deeply. As for the establishment of the world order, the author of this paper will continue to discovery and recovery the orthodoxy throughout his life. |