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Comments on the development of TAO Yuan-ming′s thought

Juan Liu

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TAO Yuan ming′s thought involved four stages.Before he started his official career,he had totally accepted confucianism.After he became an official,his confucian ideas collided at times with reality so that he lost balance.Afterwards,TAO preferred to strengthen the sense of value in confucianism-cultivating moral character.The last stage of his thought was that he became completely unrestrained and free since he retired to a secluded life.lt is thus concluded that TAO′s primary thought came from confucianism,and it was a developed confucianism.

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TAO Yuan ming′s thought involved four stages.Before he started his official career,he had totally accepted confucianism.After he became an official,his confucian ideas collided at times with reality so that he lost balance.Afterwards,TAO preferred to strengthen the sense of value in confucianism-cultivating moral character.The last stage of his thought was that he became completely unrestrained and free since he retired to a secluded life.lt is thus concluded that TAO′s primary thought came from confucianism,and it was a developed confucianism.

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TAO Yuan ming′s thought involved four stages.Before he started his official career,he had totally accepted confucianism.After he became an official,his confucian ideas collided at times with reality so that he lost balance.Afterwards,TAO preferred to strengthen the sense of value in confucianism-cultivating moral character.The last stage of his thought was that he became completely unrestrained and free since he retired to a secluded life.lt is thus concluded that TAO′s primary thought came from confucianism,and it was a developed confucianism.

Key concepts: Character (mathematics), Value (mathematics), Philosophy, Balance (ability), Psychology, Computer science, Geometry, Neuroscience

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