| 英文摘要 |
Huang Yuan-chi was born approximately in Daoguang (1821-1850) or Sianfeng (1851-1861) period of Qing dynasty. Even though Chen Ying-ning, a contemporary Neidan master, highly praised his teachings, there has been relatively little research about Huang Yuan-chi done by the academic circle at present. And surprisingly, many scholars of Taoism often mix him up with someone else, also named Huang Yuan-chi (1270-1324), a follower of Ching-ming chung-hsiao Tao (The Loyal and Filial Way of the Pure and Perspicacious) during Yuan dynasty. Therefore, this research starts on a thorough investigation into the prefaces and postscripts--either by the author himself or other people--in the existing works of Huang Yuan-chi as well as the context of Le-yu-tang Yu-lu in the hope of knowing more about his life story. Secondly, to probe into the Naidan connotation of Huang Yuan-chi, this research focuses on the text of Le-yu-tang Yu-lu from the aspect of theory on the one hand and from the aspect of practice on the other. The research goes straight into the theory side from the perspective of traditional Chinese-cultural way of thinking. As for the practice side, it goes on to detail the procedure for distinguishing between the Shaoyang school and the Wunshih school. |