The Natural Philosophy Thought Of Huainanzi

Huainan Zi’s natural philosophy is the product of the continuous integration of various ideologies,including Confucianism,Mohism,Yin-Yang family and legalism,in the early to middle transition period of the Western Han Dynasty.This theoretical change should be the result of the reconsideration and integration of the social and ideological problems faced at that time.Huainan Zi not only integrated and developed the thoughts of natural philosophers since the Qin and Han Dynasties,but also was an important development of Taoist philosophy.In Liu An’s Huainan Zi,based on the understanding of "Tao" and nature in Huainan Zi,it is believed that "Tao" is the highest existence in the universe."Harmony" is the ultimate goal of nature and society,which emphasizes the harmony between Tao and qi,heaven and man,and pursues the unity of Tao and nature.The subject of this paper includes four parts: the background of natural philosophy,the theoretical origin of Huainan natural philosophy,the ideological connotation of Huainan natural philosophy and the contemporary significance of Huainan natural philosophy.First of all,starting from the time background of the generation of Huainan Zi,summarize the relevant literature at home and abroad to explore the realistic basis of the generation of Huainan Zi natural philosophy.At the same time,the conceptual connotation of natural philosophy and the theoretical origin of the natural philosophy of the Huainan Zi include the law of movement evolution,the relationship between man and nature and how people understand the relationship between nature and nature.Finally,this study mainly discusses the significance of the natural philosophy to the contemporary reality,the transformation of the harmony between man and nature;the cultivation of human morality in individual development;the cultivation of ecological virtues under the civilization construction;the national level is the road of sustainable development,which reveals the current significance of the natural philosophy.