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An Analysis on the Supplementary Function of "the Beauty of Yin" in Buddhism to "the Beauty of Yang" in Confucianism and Taoism

HE Chang-ren

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Beauty of Yang is a sort of tension in sense of time,it is a philosophic ideology pursued by Confucianists and Taoists,which proposed for the conception of private ownership.The Beauty of Yang advocates that human's desire can be controlled and approached finally a state of no-self or selfless.That's the kernel content of discuss on the passion in Confucianism and Taoism,which attributes to happily perceiving life;the Beauty of Yin is a sort of tension,in sense of space,which is a religious ideology pursued by Buddhism.It's well known for its view of Genesis and Nothing Value,and contrary to optimistically perceiving human life,it advocates austerely perceiving life and pursued the way of spatial span,like that of Nirvana and practicing austerity for after-life on doctrine connotation.It also displayed its spatial charm of blending god into Confucianism,and blending Confucianism into Taoism on spreading.Objectively speaking,the beauty of yin in Buddhism affects beauty of yang supplementally.

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Beauty of Yang is a sort of tension in sense of time,it is a philosophic ideology pursued by Confucianists and Taoists,which proposed for the conception of private ownership.The Beauty of Yang advocates that human's desire can be controlled and approached finally a state of no-self or selfless.That's the kernel content of discuss on the passion in Confucianism and Taoism,which attributes to happily perceiving life;the Beauty of Yin is a sort of tension,in sense of space,which is a religious ideology pursued by Buddhism.It's well known for its view of Genesis and Nothing Value,and contrary to optimistically perceiving human life,it advocates austerely perceiving life and pursued the way of spatial span,like that of Nirvana and practicing austerity for after-life on doctrine connotation.It also displayed its spatial charm of blending god into Confucianism,and blending Confucianism into Taoism on spreading.Objectively speaking,the beauty of yin in Buddhism affects beauty of yang supplementally.

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Beauty of Yang is a sort of tension in sense of time,it is a philosophic ideology pursued by Confucianists and Taoists,which proposed for the conception of private ownership.The Beauty of Yang advocates that human's desire can be controlled and approached finally a state of no-self or selfless.That's the kernel content of discuss on the passion in Confucianism and Taoism,which attributes to happily perceiving life;the Beauty of Yin is a sort of tension,in sense of space,which is a religious ideology pursued by Buddhism.It's well known for its view of Genesis and Nothing Value,and contrary to optimistically perceiving human life,it advocates austerely perceiving life and pursued the way of spatial span,like that of Nirvana and practicing austerity for after-life on doctrine connotation.It also displayed its spatial charm of blending god into Confucianism,and blending Confucianism into Taoism on spreading.Objectively speaking,the beauty of yin in Buddhism affects beauty of yang supplementally.

Key concepts: Beauty, Taoism, Ideology, Aesthetics, Connotation, Buddhism, Philosophy, Vitality

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