| Abstract |
This paper focusing on the Shi Men Qiu Zheng Du （師門求正牘）, a learning record for Zhi-Dao Guan(管志道） discussions with his teacher, Ding-Xiang Geng（耿定向）, reasserts that Geng and Guan adhere to the "Everything Grow Together" and " Principles Run Parallel " of Zhongyong (中庸） as the spirit of academic purpose: Guan integrated the three teachings of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism by Confucius Yi Zhuan（易傳）, stressed that " Learning for Oneself" of " Being Retired Has No Worry, Meditation Has No Boring " could face self sincerely and respect for others, carded the similarities and differences between the three teachings by the points " Principles Is Not Incompatible, Teaching Is Not To Abuse " and " Circle for the Core ideas, Square for the Rules ", and afforded that three teachings the same status by the viewpoint of " Any Dragon as the Leader". |
