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Qi and Producing the Life Spirit of the Chinese Aesthetics

Huang Bai-qing

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Qi is an ontology category of Chinese philosophy and a core category of Chinese aesthetics. Qi permeates the whole process of Chinese aesthetics and has a deep influence on the Chinese aesthetics. There are three kinds of meaning in Qi: producing, life and organism's habits. As a nature of himself, the life spirit has produced the life spirit of the Chinese aesthetics and characteristics.

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Key concepts: Aesthetics, Meaning (existential), Chinese philosophy, Ontology, Philosophy, Art, China, History