A Brief Discussion About History Of Ancient Chinese Hetuvidyā

Ancient Chinese Hetuvidyādated back to the beginning of fifth century that came to China from India, and ended at the late 19th century in Qing Dynasty. After this, Chinese Hetuvidyāabsorbed by the Western logic of the new ideological elements and embarked on a modernization path. Ancient Chinese Hetuvidyālasted for more than 1,000 years of history in this memory process, and it had been establishing and maintaining a very solid and complete theoretical system. With its emphasis on "agreement and disagreement", Ancient Chinese Hetuvidyā, as the tools of logic, played an unique part in traditional Chinese culture.The initial stage of Ancient Chinese Hetuvidyāwas India's ancient Hetuvidyā, Tang Seng Xuanzang established the new Hetuvidyāsystem in China after he travelled back from India. And it developed well by Kuiji, HuiZhao and ZhiZhou, who continued to study Chinese Hetuvidyā. they were callled "Xuan Zang school" in history. Then it turned to sedimentation period in Chinese Hetuvidyāhistory after the eighth century, for they basically researched on the "eight issues" as the main content. In addition, as the application of Hetuvidyā, the true Consciousness-only played an important part in this period. Because of real learning and development trends of thought, Ancient Chinese Hetuvidyāreturned to the mainstream culture in the Wanli period in Ming Dynasty. People in Ming Dynasty found the force to prove trueth. It is of great significance that Chinese Hetuvidyāfinally joined in the development of traditional Chinese culture.The research of the history of Ancient Chinese Hetuvidyāis still in its exploration stages. Because of the lack of the research methods, the unique life of Ancient Chinese Hetuvidyāhas not been showing very well. We should look at it in more historical backgrounds and cultural backgrounds. By collecting and analyzing the facts of the history of Hetuvidyāin China, this article attempts to descript each period of the development of Ancient Chinese Hetuvidyā, as well as its causes and consequences, so we can faithfully reconstruct the Hetuvidyāin the context of Chinese history.