Tang Xian-zu and Tang Shun-zhi
Xue Mei
Abstract
Xue Mei
Abstract
Tang Shun-zhi is one of the representative writers of Tang-Song Group.At the same time,in philosophy,he also plays an important role in Nan Zhong Wang School.His literature and academic thoughts exert great influence on other writers at his time and afterwards,Tang Xian-zu being one of them.Through contacts with Xu Wei and Tang He-zheng,Tang Xian-zu,in literature and philosophy creations,carries on Tang Shun-zhi's thoughts of ‘native humanity’ and ‘inherent qualities’ and his attitudes towards Literary Restoration School.What's more important,influenced by his time and personal experience,Tang Xian-zu develops Tang Shun-zhi's theory in confirming emotions and desires,as well as the pursuit of uniqueness.With his efforts,Tang Xian-zu has impacts on those afterwards literature schools.
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Tang Shun-zhi is one of the representative writers of Tang-Song Group.At the same time,in philosophy,he also plays an important role in Nan Zhong Wang School.His literature and academic thoughts exert great influence on other writers at his time and afterwards,Tang Xian-zu being one of them.Through contacts with Xu Wei and Tang He-zheng,Tang Xian-zu,in literature and philosophy creations,carries on Tang Shun-zhi's thoughts of ‘native humanity’ and ‘inherent qualities’ and his attitudes towards Literary Restoration School.What's more important,influenced by his time and personal experience,Tang Xian-zu develops Tang Shun-zhi's theory in confirming emotions and desires,as well as the pursuit of uniqueness.With his efforts,Tang Xian-zu has impacts on those afterwards literature schools.
Key concepts: Humanity, Philosophy, Traditional medicine, Chinese literature, Humanities, Theology, History, Medicine