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Academic Features of Hu-xiang Neo-Confucianism Group during Late Qing Dynasty

Chenyi Zhang

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To Guard the Tao andto Rescue the Age is the main academic feature of Hu-xiang Neo-Confucianism Group during late Qing Dynasty.Though Hu-xiang Neo-Confucianism Group attached importance Confucian's Theory,they emphasized the aim of managing society.After managing society by their practice,they became the important figures of to Rescue the Age.

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To Guard the Tao andto Rescue the Age is the main academic feature of Hu-xiang Neo-Confucianism Group during late Qing Dynasty.Though Hu-xiang Neo-Confucianism Group attached importance Confucian's Theory,they emphasized the aim of managing society.After managing society by their practice,they became the important figures of to Rescue the Age.

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To Guard the Tao andto Rescue the Age is the main academic feature of Hu-xiang Neo-Confucianism Group during late Qing Dynasty.Though Hu-xiang Neo-Confucianism Group attached importance Confucian's Theory,they emphasized the aim of managing society.After managing society by their practice,they became the important figures of to Rescue the Age.

Key concepts: Guard (computer science), Neo-Confucianism, Ancient history, Group (periodic table), Philosophy, History, Chinese philosophy, China

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