concept in Chinese philosophy

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A concept in Chinese philosophy is an abstract idea or principle that reflects fundamental aspects of reality, morality, or human experience as understood within Chinese cultural and intellectual traditions.

Observed surface forms (14)

Chinese philosophical concept ×5
Confucian concept ×3
Taoist concept ×2
Chinese philosophical term ×1
Chinese philosophical theory ×1
Chinese philosophical tradition ×1
Confucian philosophical concept ×1
Daoist concept ×1
Neo-Confucian metaphysical principle ×1
concept in Chinese internal alchemy ×1

Instances (18)

All under Heaven via concept surface "Chinese philosophical concept"
qi
surface form: Qi
Mandate of Heaven via concept surface "Chinese philosophical concept"
Li via concept surface "Confucian concept"
Junzi via concept surface "Confucian concept"
zhongyong via concept surface "Confucian philosophical concept"
surface form: Zhongyong
taiji (Great Ultimate) via concept surface "Neo-Confucian metaphysical principle"
surface form: Taiji (Great Ultimate)
School of Mind via concept surface "Chinese philosophical tradition"
li (ritual) via concept surface "Confucian concept"
surface form: Li (ritual)
wu wei via concept surface "Taoist concept"
Te via concept surface "Taoist concept"
Three Caverns via concept surface "Daoist concept"
yin and yang via concept surface "Chinese philosophical concept"
surface form: Yin and yang
Dao via concept surface "key concept in Chinese philosophy"
Five Phases theory via concept surface "Chinese philosophical theory"
Three Treasures via concept surface "concept in Chinese internal alchemy"
surface form: Three Treasures (Neidan)
Nanyang (Southern Ocean) concept in late Qing China via concept surface "late Qing Chinese concept"
Tianming via concept surface "Chinese philosophical concept"