"Harmony" Thought in Chinese Traditional Culture
Yan Lian-fu
Abstract
Yan Lian-fu
Abstract
A harmonious should not mean a monologue of one voice but a dialogue of many voices. Chinese ancient doesn’t mean one-dimensional transforming to like the notion culture in western philosophy, but means the hiding and dialogue between the nature and the human body. Specifically, Wen hua just means a dialogue based on the body. Nature and Man as One and Complementarity of Confucianism and Taoism provide this opinion. Harmony thought in Chinese traditional provides us important ideological resources for building a harmonious and promoting the harmonious development of mankind.
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A harmonious should not mean a monologue of one voice but a dialogue of many voices. Chinese ancient doesn’t mean one-dimensional transforming to like the notion culture in western philosophy, but means the hiding and dialogue between the nature and the human body. Specifically, Wen hua just means a dialogue based on the body. Nature and Man as One and Complementarity of Confucianism and Taoism provide this opinion. Harmony thought in Chinese traditional provides us important ideological resources for building a harmonious and promoting the harmonious development of mankind.
Key concepts: Harmony (color), Taoism, Ideology, Complementarity (molecular biology), Chinese philosophy, Aesthetics, Yin and yang, Sociology