Exploring Chinese Seclusion Culture from the Hermit of Ziling Yan
碩士 === 國立雲林科技大學 === 漢學應用研究所 === 107 === The victorious kings of the Chinese nation would have talents who couldn’t be recruited. In the history of the Chinese nation, the image established by the hermit forms a unique spirit of Chinese culture. The study of most hermit thoughts focuses on the collec...
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ndltd-TW-107YUNT07640022019-05-16T01:32:15Z http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/3qfu23 Exploring Chinese Seclusion Culture from the Hermit of Ziling Yan 從隱士嚴子陵探究中國隱逸文化 WANG, FU-WEI 汪馥葳 碩士 國立雲林科技大學 漢學應用研究所 107 The victorious kings of the Chinese nation would have talents who couldn’t be recruited. In the history of the Chinese nation, the image established by the hermit forms a unique spirit of Chinese culture. The study of most hermit thoughts focuses on the collection of poetry and essays such as songs, metaphors, and inspirations, or the differences and evolution of the hermits in the dynasties. However, this article wants to explore the spirit and value of the hermit-Zheng Ziling and its thoughts in Chinese culture. Therefore, this study uses the poems and literary genres of the high-spirited festivals of the ancestors of many dynasties, and the most complete documentary reference for the location, astronomy, transportation and research of the Fuchun River. Taking Wang Guangpei's "Yanling Fishing Platform" eight volumes as a case study, the Chinese culture Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism and Neo-Confucianism are used to explore the influence of the hermits’ thought and personality traits on the personal life value and the influence of later generations. From the perspective of Chinese culture Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism and the spirit of science, this study analyzes and explores the influence and value brought by the ancients behind the seclusion. First, explore the reasons and background of the formation of hermits. The era of hermits in Chinese history is mostly a misery era, while the Yanling at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty was prosperous. Regarding the hermit's conditions and personality traits, the hermits in ancient history, possesses a high degree of talent, and learns through the ancient and modern times. Their morality and cultivation are top-ranking people, with characteristics of correctness, modesty, altruism, lust, and no change of environment. The moral core of Confucianism in Chinese culture is based on benevolence. Self-cultivation reaches the realm of the inner and outer kings, and actively integrate into society, but retreat in chaos. Taoism is quiet, inaction, nature and anti-intellectualism, and its hermit thought is the hidden point of advocating the level of natural soul. Neo-Confucianism attaches great importance to the integrity of the Qi, righteousness, sincerity, self-cultivation and knowledge, and the hermit has regarded this criterion as a standard in his life. The hermit thoughts of Buddhism are mainly based on the "clear mind" of the practice of the world, "Mind" is wisdom, "Character" is buddha, that is, sensibility; the sensation has great wisdom, and all beings are for themselves. Based on the content and meaning of "Yanling Fishing Platform", this study cites Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, and demonstrates the spirit of hermit and Chinese culture. Taking the practice of morality as the main body, reading the sages and cultivating virtues, and thus affecting the social and political atmosphere. In addition, the hermit thoughts and the Chinese loyalists who have integrated into society have the same ideological foundation, following the sages, self-cultivation, and loyalty and filial piety as the code of conduct. This is nothing but an external manifestation with morality as the core. Morality is the greatest wealth left by the ancient sages, and it is also the ultimate goal of the Chinese culture. LIN, YEH-LIEN YEN, TIEH-MIN 林葉連 閻鐵民 2019 學位論文 ; thesis 161 zh-TW |
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碩士 === 國立雲林科技大學 === 漢學應用研究所 === 107 === The victorious kings of the Chinese nation would have talents who couldn’t be recruited. In the history of the Chinese nation, the image established by the hermit forms a unique spirit of Chinese culture. The study of most hermit thoughts focuses on the collection of poetry and essays such as songs, metaphors, and inspirations, or the differences and evolution of the hermits in the dynasties. However, this article wants to explore the spirit and value of the hermit-Zheng Ziling and its thoughts in Chinese culture. Therefore, this study uses the poems and literary genres of the high-spirited festivals of the ancestors of many dynasties, and the most complete documentary reference for the location, astronomy, transportation and research of the Fuchun River. Taking Wang Guangpei's "Yanling Fishing Platform" eight volumes as a case study, the Chinese culture Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism and Neo-Confucianism are used to explore the influence of the hermits’ thought and personality traits on the personal life value and the influence of later generations.
From the perspective of Chinese culture Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism and the spirit of science, this study analyzes and explores the influence and value brought by the ancients behind the seclusion. First, explore the reasons and background of the formation of hermits. The era of hermits in Chinese history is mostly a misery era, while the Yanling at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty was prosperous. Regarding the hermit's conditions and personality traits, the hermits in ancient history, possesses a high degree of talent, and learns through the ancient and modern times. Their morality and cultivation are top-ranking people, with characteristics of correctness, modesty, altruism, lust, and no change of environment. The moral core of Confucianism in Chinese culture is based on benevolence. Self-cultivation reaches the realm of the inner and outer kings, and actively integrate into society, but retreat in chaos. Taoism is quiet, inaction, nature and anti-intellectualism, and its hermit thought is the hidden point of advocating the level of natural soul. Neo-Confucianism attaches great importance to the integrity of the Qi, righteousness, sincerity, self-cultivation and knowledge, and the hermit has regarded this criterion as a standard in his life. The hermit thoughts of Buddhism are mainly based on the "clear mind" of the practice of the world, "Mind" is wisdom, "Character" is buddha, that is, sensibility; the sensation has great wisdom, and all beings are for themselves.
Based on the content and meaning of "Yanling Fishing Platform", this study cites Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, and demonstrates the spirit of hermit and Chinese culture. Taking the practice of morality as the main body, reading the sages and cultivating virtues, and thus affecting the social and political atmosphere. In addition, the hermit thoughts and the Chinese loyalists who have integrated into society have the same ideological foundation, following the sages, self-cultivation, and loyalty and filial piety as the code of conduct. This is nothing but an external manifestation with morality as the core. Morality is the greatest wealth left by the ancient sages, and it is also the ultimate goal of the Chinese culture.
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