On the Development of Su Shi's Ideology about Life and It's Cultural Significance
Lin Guang-hua
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Lin Guang-hua
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Su Shi's wisdom was beyond his age. His education in childhood formed his optimistic attitude and value on life, which can be reflected in his poems to his brother Ziyou. In Huangzhou Period, he grew to the climax of his rationality and maturity. After having absorbed the three schools of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism, he mixed them together in which he was loyal to his own nature which was the foundation of individual fate dormant in his soul.
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Su Shi's wisdom was beyond his age. His education in childhood formed his optimistic attitude and value on life, which can be reflected in his poems to his brother Ziyou. In Huangzhou Period, he grew to the climax of his rationality and maturity. After having absorbed the three schools of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism, he mixed them together in which he was loyal to his own nature which was the foundation of individual fate dormant in his soul.
Key concepts: Taoism, Rationality, Ideology, Soul, Buddhism, Climax, Brother, Maturity (psychological)