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The Taoist asceticism and the Chinese learned people's idealistic attitude towards life

Jiang Yan-ping

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Taoism takes achieving perfect temperament and immortality as its loftiest pursuit of asceticism. Taoism helped the ancient Chinese learned people establish a celestial and vulgarity-free world in the spiritual sense and provides them with the theories and methods for their realistic life. Taoism promotes not only vulgarity-free temperament but also pure, healthy and natural life, hence helped the ancient Chinese learned people establish their optimistic, out-going and transcendental world in both psychological and physiological senses.

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Taoism takes achieving perfect temperament and immortality as its loftiest pursuit of asceticism. Taoism helped the ancient Chinese learned people establish a celestial and vulgarity-free world in the spiritual sense and provides them with the theories and methods for their realistic life. Taoism promotes not only vulgarity-free temperament but also pure, healthy and natural life, hence helped the ancient Chinese learned people establish their optimistic, out-going and transcendental world in both psychological and physiological senses.

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Taoism takes achieving perfect temperament and immortality as its loftiest pursuit of asceticism. Taoism helped the ancient Chinese learned people establish a celestial and vulgarity-free world in the spiritual sense and provides them with the theories and methods for their realistic life. Taoism promotes not only vulgarity-free temperament but also pure, healthy and natural life, hence helped the ancient Chinese learned people establish their optimistic, out-going and transcendental world in both psychological and physiological senses.

Key concepts: Taoism, Asceticism, Vulgarity, Immortality, Transcendental number, Aesthetics, Temperament, Psychology

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