Zhu Xi's "The Doctrine Of The Mean" Theory Of Mind And Nature

As the master of Confucianism in China,Chu Hsi’s thoughts originated from the academic tradition of Confucius and Mencius,and he was an important figure in the development history of Confucianism.Chu Hsi interprets the core concepts of Confucianism,such as "mind","nature" and "Tao".Chu Hsi’s thought of the nature of mind has undergone a process of continuous reconstruction and enrichment.After the realization of neutralization,Chu Hsi put forward the main argument of "the nature of mind",which marked the basic maturity of Chu Hsi’s thought of the nature of mind.It mainly introduces the academic exploration and discovery of the author and chronology of the Doctrine of the Mean;The Discussion of the Song Dynasty Confucians on the Mental Problems Expounded in the Doctrine of the Mean and the Influence of Hu Hong and Zhang Yu’s Views on the Formation of Chu Hsi’s Theory of Mental Nature;Chu Hsi’s Doctrine of the Mean sections theory of mentality links the three aspects of the heart,nature,and emotion into a whole "mental unity disposition",realizing the inner unity of human nature and mind in the connotation of individuation,and explaining the cultivation value of cultivation and knowledge from the perspective of mental nature,and deepening the discussion of the problem of cultivation work.From the perspective of the positioning of Chu Hsi’s Doctrine of the Mean sections mental theory in his entire academic ideological system and the value contribution of Chu Hsi’s mental theory thought in the history of the development of psychotropic thought,it is shown that not only a summary and deepening of the previous chinese philosophical history of the problem of mental nature,but also has an important impact on the theoretical research of mental nature in later generations.