the nine schools of thought and three religions

the nine schools of thought and three religions

Sanjiaojiuliu is a Chinese word, Pinyin is s à NJI à Oji à Li ú, and Sanjiao refers to Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. Jiuliu refers to the nine academic schools from the pre Qin to the early Han Dynasty, namely, the Confucian school, the Yinyang school, the Taoist school, the legalist school, the peasant school, the famous school, the Mohist school, the political school and the miscellaneous school.

Confucianism

Taoism

Buddhism

confucian

Taoist school

Yin Yang family

Legalists

Famous experts

Mohism

Strategist

Miscellaneous family

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Farmhouse

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Idiom explanation

Three religions three religions refer to three traditional religions -- Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism (Buddhism). Confucianism Confucianism is also known as "Confucianism" and "holy religion" (Confucianism is not equal to Confucianism). Take "benevolence" as the highest belief, and take "establishing the heart for heaven and earth, establishing the life for the people, inheriting the unique learning, and opening peace for all generations" as the ultimate goal. Later, it was distinguished from Taoism, which advocated Taoism such as Huang Lao lie Zhuang. From the northern and Southern Dynasties, it was called Confucianism, also called holy religion, and was called three religions together with Indian Buddhism and Chinese Taoism. "Confucianism is the native religion of the Chinese nation", Confucianism is the representative of ritual and music civilization and the direct successor of ancient religion. "Confucianism is a unique traditional religion of the Chinese nation. In all dynasties, Confucianism was the national religion and Confucius was the leader of Confucianism Taking advantage of the combination of politics and religion, Confucianism has become a state religion. The theocracy and imperial power of Confucianism are integrated, inseparable and complement each other. " Taoism Taoism takes "Tao" as the highest belief, immortal belief as the core content, Dan Taoist magic as the way of cultivation, and the ultimate goal is to achieve immortality, immortality, and integration with Tao. It pursues natural harmony, national peace, social stability, and family harmony. It believes that those who practice Taoism and accumulate virtue can be happy and have a long life, which fully reflects the spiritual life and religious meaning of the Han nationality Knowledge and belief psychology. Buddhism (Buddhism) Buddhism is also one of the three major religions in the world, which refers to Buddhism introduced into China from India in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Buddha means "the awakened". Buddha is also known as Tathagata, Yinggong, zhengquanzhi, mingxingzu, Shanshi, Shijie, wushangshi, TIAOYU husband and Shizun. Buddhism attaches importance to the progress and consciousness of human mind and morality. The purpose of Buddhist practice is to discover the truth of life and the universe according to Siddhartha's practice method, and finally go into silence and stop all troubles. nine streams the so-called nine streams actually refer to the three grades of "up, middle and down". Among the three religions, there are three people; naturally, three will get nine. As for the theory of "the upper, the middle and the lower" it comes from "the seven synopsis". The world theory is divided into nine schools. in Qi Lue, it refers to Confucianism, Taoism, Mohism, Legalism, Mingjia, zajia, Nongjia, Zongheng, Yinyang. The top ten are novelists in addition to the top nine. the reason why we use "flow" to describe it is actually that we use social form as a metaphor for water. Whether it is the change of mountains and rivers, or the diversion of water, water has always abided by the laws of nature, but at the same time, it still shows its own will and thought. Novelists, on the other hand, tend to cater to readers. "Three Religions" refers to the three major sects of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism in China. The "nine religions" can be divided into "upper nine sects", "middle nine sects" and "lower nine sects". "Shangjiuliu": Emperor, sage, hermit, fairy, literati, warrior, farmer, worker and businessman. "Zhongjiuliu": Juzi, doctor, Xiangming, Danqing (painter), scholar, Qinqi, monk, Taoist and nun. "Xiajiuliu": shiye, Yacha, shenggua (weigher), matchmaker, pawn, Shiyao (Witch and abductor), thief, thief and prostitute. Five elements: car line, boat line, shop line, foot line, yamen line. Eight works: goldsmith, silversmith, coppersmith, blacksmith, tinsmith, carpenter, bricklayer, stonelayer.

Idiom usage

Grammar as subject, object, attribute; refers to all kinds of people.