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A Study of Zhangji's Contact with Monks and Taoist Priests and Thinking on Buddhism and Taoism

Jiao Ti-jia

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Even if Zhangji was a devout follower of Confucianism all his life,he associated with Buddhist monks and Taoist priests frequently,and they presented each other with poems.With the deep influence of Buddhism and Taoism,Zhangji was down-hearted in his later years,and even had the experience of eating Dan medicine.

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Even if Zhangji was a devout follower of Confucianism all his life,he associated with Buddhist monks and Taoist priests frequently,and they presented each other with poems.With the deep influence of Buddhism and Taoism,Zhangji was down-hearted in his later years,and even had the experience of eating Dan medicine.

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Even if Zhangji was a devout follower of Confucianism all his life,he associated with Buddhist monks and Taoist priests frequently,and they presented each other with poems.With the deep influence of Buddhism and Taoism,Zhangji was down-hearted in his later years,and even had the experience of eating Dan medicine.

Key concepts: Taoism, Buddhism, Philosophy, Religious studies, Poetry, Literature, Art, Theology

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