On the Difference Between Yuan Hong-dao's Guang Zhuang and Zhuang-zi
HU Hai-qin
Abstract
HU Hai-qin
Abstract
Although Yuan Hong-dao’s Guang Zhuang is a work which explained Zhuang-zi, but its thought actually formed its own system. The author tries to elaborate the differences between the two works from four aspects, the debate of the size, struggle about right and wrong, ways to keep healthy, how to get along with people. The author also tries to promulgate how Yuan Hong-dao broke through the tradition value, pursued individuality free thought, therefore to explain Yuan Hong-dao's much STRANGENESS by using his thought.
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Although Yuan Hong-dao’s Guang Zhuang is a work which explained Zhuang-zi, but its thought actually formed its own system. The author tries to elaborate the differences between the two works from four aspects, the debate of the size, struggle about right and wrong, ways to keep healthy, how to get along with people. The author also tries to promulgate how Yuan Hong-dao broke through the tradition value, pursued individuality free thought, therefore to explain Yuan Hong-dao's much STRANGENESS by using his thought.
Key concepts: History, Value (mathematics), Philosophy, Mathematics, Statistics