On the philosophical connotations conceived in hexagram Jie --taking Cheng's Commentaries on Zhouyi as an example
Guo Li-zhen
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Guo Li-zhen
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Zhouyi Chengshi Zhuan,Cheng's Commentaries on Zhouyi, was compiled by the famous master of the Neo-Confucianism of the Northern Song dynasty Cheng Yi who creatively interpreted Zhouyi from the vision of the Principle conceiving profound philosophical connotations. For instance, his interpretation to the hexagram Jie(Restraining, the 60th hexagram in the current version of Zhouyi) reveals his ideas of upholding the middle way, attaching importance to systems, and nourishing the correct nature through enlightenment teachings, which are still radiating with wisdom and aspiring now.
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Zhouyi Chengshi Zhuan,Cheng's Commentaries on Zhouyi, was compiled by the famous master of the Neo-Confucianism of the Northern Song dynasty Cheng Yi who creatively interpreted Zhouyi from the vision of the Principle conceiving profound philosophical connotations. For instance, his interpretation to the hexagram Jie(Restraining, the 60th hexagram in the current version of Zhouyi) reveals his ideas of upholding the middle way, attaching importance to systems, and nourishing the correct nature through enlightenment teachings, which are still radiating with wisdom and aspiring now.
Key concepts: Enlightenment, Philosophy, Interpretation (philosophy), Epistemology, Literature, Art, Linguistics