Another Connotation of Dialectics of Nature in Chinese Traditional Culture
Han Yong-xue
Abstract
Han Yong-xue
Abstract
From perspective of traditional Chinese culture,the five Chinese characters of of have another kind of meaning.Zi embodies ideological level of Great Tao in nature.Ran overtones that everything appears as it should be.Bian indicates what people who wear shackles said.Zheng means speaking and stepping upwards.The meaning of Fa can be seen in a Chinese idiom the law is as fair as flat water.The ultimate goal which dialectics of nature pursues is Great Tao in nature,breaking confinement,and the law is as fair as flat water.
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From perspective of traditional Chinese culture,the five Chinese characters of of have another kind of meaning.Zi embodies ideological level of Great Tao in nature.Ran overtones that everything appears as it should be.Bian indicates what people who wear shackles said.Zheng means speaking and stepping upwards.The meaning of Fa can be seen in a Chinese idiom the law is as fair as flat water.The ultimate goal which dialectics of nature pursues is Great Tao in nature,breaking confinement,and the law is as fair as flat water.
Key concepts: Connotation, Dialectic, Meaning (existential), Ideology, Chinese culture, Perspective (graphical), Aesthetics, Philosophy