英文摘要
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Wang Longxi adhered to the meaning of "emptiness" in the religion of conscience, believing that the Second Sect of Buddhism and Taoism could and must be integrated into Confucianism. However, Longxi did not abandon his status as a Confucian, but only discerned the difference between Confucianism and Buddhism and Taoism at the root of righteousness and on the way of work, and finally achieved the ideal of the three religions with conscience as the core. In his early years, Luo Jinxi liked to read the classics of the Buddhist Dao Ershi and had a deep relationship with the monks and alchemists, but after Establishing the Principle of Filial Piety and Kindness based on Confucian righteousness, Jinxi no longer talked much about the righteous thoughts of the Buddhist Dao Ershi. When Jinxi instructs others to learn, he likes to teach others and enlighten others in the way of Zen Buddhism. In the last moments of Omi's life, he firmly stated his position as a Confucian. Summarizing the Three Teachings, we can explain three points: "Creating Interpretation" and "Pointing at the Moment", "True Breath Self-Adjustment" and "Resting in Peace", "One Thought Subtle Place" and "Letting Go of Everything".
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