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On the Subject of Moment In Peking and Lin Yutang's Philosophy of Life

Xi Zhang

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Lin Yutang, in his novel Moment In Peking, displayed his philosophic thought which was just the mixture of Confucianism and Taoism as well as the findings of which he thought about the fate of human culture in the conflict of value between Chinese and Western culture, also from the angle of the mixing of Chinese and Westren culture.

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Lin Yutang, in his novel Moment In Peking, displayed his philosophic thought which was just the mixture of Confucianism and Taoism as well as the findings of which he thought about the fate of human culture in the conflict of value between Chinese and Western culture, also from the angle of the mixing of Chinese and Westren culture.

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Lin Yutang, in his novel Moment In Peking, displayed his philosophic thought which was just the mixture of Confucianism and Taoism as well as the findings of which he thought about the fate of human culture in the conflict of value between Chinese and Western culture, also from the angle of the mixing of Chinese and Westren culture.

Key concepts: Taoism, Subject (documents), Chinese culture, Value (mathematics), Moment (physics), Philosophy, Philosophy of life, Chinese philosophy

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