The Investigations on the Meaning of "He Xie"
Zhang Zhi
Abstract
Zhang Zhi
Abstract
According to ancient documents,the original meaning of refers to the respond to each other in singing,and the extended meaning is the harmonization of different things.He xie is first used in the temperament,referring to the appropriate coordination of musical instruments and temperament,and the coordination of all things in the natural world as well.In ancient times the interpretation of he xie between music theory and nature is further extended and applied to family,state and other social political fields.As a noun,the meaning of he xie is that everything plays its role,follows certain rules,cooperates with each other and responds to each other;as a verb,the meaning of he xie is to make the family,society,nation harmonious.
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According to ancient documents,the original meaning of refers to the respond to each other in singing,and the extended meaning is the harmonization of different things.He xie is first used in the temperament,referring to the appropriate coordination of musical instruments and temperament,and the coordination of all things in the natural world as well.In ancient times the interpretation of he xie between music theory and nature is further extended and applied to family,state and other social political fields.As a noun,the meaning of he xie is that everything plays its role,follows certain rules,cooperates with each other and responds to each other;as a verb,the meaning of he xie is to make the family,society,nation harmonious.
Key concepts: Meaning (existential), Interpretation (philosophy), Verb, Natural (archaeology), Linguistics, Politics, Epistemology, Philosophy