The main representatives and main views of the three major trends of aesthetics in ancient China

The main representatives and views of the three major trends of ancient Chinese aesthetics are as follows:

1. Confucianism aesthetics: the representative of Mencius, who believed that the essence of beauty is "fullness" and advocated "fullness is beauty".

2. Taoist aesthetics: represented by Lao Zi, who believes that the essence of beauty is "Tao" and advocates the aesthetic concept of "Taoist simplicity.

3. Zen aesthetics: represented by Huineng, who believes that the essence of beauty is "empty" and advocates the aesthetic concept of "ethereal".

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