Mohism And Literary Concept Analysis

Mo as a reason to study, first, because I am from the hometown of Mozi - Tengzhou. From primary to junior high school, then high school, has been influenced by the Mozi thought. On the graduate later, under the guidance of teachers, targeted read some of Mo's book, thinking that Mo is very rich, modern research it has not done many places. Second, a civilian thinker Mo Tzu, who represents the interests of the people in the middle and lower classes. This level of thought and ideas alien to the feudal rulers, but in a modern democratic society, is increasingly display a unique charm, explore Mo modern value on building a harmonious society is of great significance.In this paper, the research method, based on the original code, and extensive reference to previous research results. Innovation of this paper mainly on these. First, Mexico and Chivalry from the similarities and interactions of this new perspective to examine the relationship between Mexico and Xia, breaking the previous one as the source of a research model as the flow. Through research, I believe that the Spring and Autumn Ranger, mostly personal meaning hatred type of rangers to act as their own private justice principles; the Mohism is the "top up Mount heel, benefitting the whole world to do this." As the same time the idea of two co-exist, they are connected with the existence of an interactive process. It is in the process, the Ranger really have a knight character. Xia is their character that make Mohist "Saving distress, fear of life and death," the spirit of continuity. Second, the slogan of peasant uprising as an entry point to study the proposed ideas to the peasant uprising Mohist impact. Slogan spread widely, there is no genuine issue of material which solve small problems. Can be seen from the discussion, Mozi done for the peasant uprisings in theory and form of preparation. This also explains one aspect of feudal society in the long Mohist attributed the reasons for silence.This paper is structured as follows: the reasons for the decline of the first chapter of Mexico Studies; Chapter ink and Chivalry - Chivalry Mohist impact of China; third chapter on Mexican peasant revolts of school; Chapter Mohism its contemporary significance; Chapter Mozi's Literature and Art.