(2020-05-02) One question a day 202002 1 ~ Confucianism, a college entrance examination question related to Sui and Tang Dynasties.

(20 14 National Volume I, Volume 25) Tang Gaozu Li Yuan considers himself a descendant of Laozi, stipulating that Laozi is above Confucius and Buddhism ranks third; Wu Zetian made it clear that Buddhism is above Taoism; Later, Tang Wuzong "destroyed Buddha" on a large scale. This reflects the Tang Dynasty.

A. Does the emperor's likes and dislikes determine the rise and fall of religion?

B. Taoism has the greatest social influence.

C. Confucianism has the most stable political position?

D. The social foundation of Buddhism is weak

Answer: c

The purpose of analyzing this question is to examine candidates' ability to interpret material information and solve historical problems by using what they have learned. Through the different religious policies of Tang Gaozu, Wu Zetian and Tang Wuzong, it is shown that Confucianism is the orthodox thought advocated by rulers of past dynasties.

Answer? Through the study of the compulsory module "The Evolution of the Mainstream Thought of China Traditional Culture", it is found that mastering Confucianism has become the orthodox thought advocated by the rulers of past dynasties since Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty, and it is the mainstream thought of China traditional culture. Therefore, the likes and dislikes of the emperors in the Tang Dynasty cannot determine the rise and fall of religion, and option A can be ruled out;

The material in question b cannot explain the social influence of Taoism, so option b can be ruled out;

D the social foundation of Buddhism is weak, which is inconsistent with the learned knowledge or dry goods materials, so option D can be excluded;

C the most stable political position of Confucianism accords with the historical facts of the Tang Dynasty. Although the three religions merged at that time, the political status of Confucianism did not waver, so item C was the correct item.