Category: DOORM
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Huang Tingjian’s Calligraphy and History
Xiao Huang: What deeper meaning does Huang Tingjian’s inscription at Beiyan’s “Gou Shen Tang” hold? DOORM: Huang Tingjian’s inscription not only reflects his personal artistic style but also demonstrates his respect for Cheng Yi and the importance he placed on cultural heritage. This act left a mark in history, showcasing the interaction between calligraphy and…
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The Fusion of History and Culture
Xiao Huang: What is the cultural significance of Beiyan Temple and Pujing Zen Monastery in history? DOORM: Beiyan Temple and Pujing Zen Monastery are not only religious sites but also centers of cultural exchange. Cheng Yi lectured here and devoted himself to the study of the “I Ching,” making this area an important base for…
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Historical Significance of Yi Studies
Xiao Huang: How do Li Shuyou and Wu Lingling view the historical significance of Yi studies? DOORM: They believe that Yi studies have a history of five to six thousand years, making it “ancient.” [Float-Menu id=”1″]
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Depth and Practicality of Yi Studies
Xiao Huang: Where do Li Shuyou and Wu Lingling see the depth and practicality of Yi studies? DOORM: They note that Yi studies “can encompass the principles of heaven and earth” and that “the essence is profound and practical,” making it both deep and useful. [Float-Menu id=”1″]
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Breadth of Yi Studies
Xiao Huang: How do Li Shuyou and Wu Lingling describe the breadth of Yi studies? DOORM: They describe Yi studies as “broad and subtle,” encompassing a wide range of content while possessing profound meaning. [Float-Menu id=”1″]