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Achievements of Chinese civilization (Xia Dynasty to Qing Dynasty)
First, the age of sages
1. Lao Dan reveals the mystery.
2. Kong Qiu advocated the rule of "holy king"
3. Mozi's "universal love" for the world
Second, a hundred schools of thought contend.
1. Transcendence of life
2. The dispute between Confucianism and Legalism
3. Xunzi, a master of pre-Qin thought.
Third, heresy and orthodoxy.
1. oust a hundred schools of thought and respect Confucianism alone.
2. Feng Xuan in Wei and Jin Dynasties
3. The influence of ideas
Fourth, the continuation of "orthodoxy"
1. Zhou Dunyi, founder of Neo-Confucianism in Song and Ming Dynasties
2. Two-way new Confucianism
3. Zhu Xi who "saves righteousness and destroys human desires"
Verb (abbreviation for verb) is open and conservative.
1. Huang Zongxi's thought
2. Gu's practical thinking
3. Wang Fuzhi's philosophical contribution
4. Gong Zizhen-a model of intellectuals
literature
First, the pre-Qin literature
1. The Book of Songs and Songs of the South
2. Zuo Zhuan
3. Philosopher's Prose
Second, Qin and Han literature
1. Han Fu
2. Prose
Step 3 be poetic
Three. Literature of Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties
1. The focus of prose is change.
2. The emergence of parallel prose
3. The appearance of Ci Fu
Fourth, the literature of the Tang Dynasty.
1. Prose in Tang Dynasty from Parallel Prose to Ancient Prose
2. Tang poetry
3. Legend of Tang Dynasty
Verb (abbreviation of verb) literature in Song Dynasty
1. Song Ci
2. Song poetry
3. Wen Song
Intransitive Verb Literature in Yuan Dynasty
1. Meta pronoun
2. Yuan Zaju, Sanqu and Southern Opera
3. Prose
4. Poetry in Yuan Dynasty
5. Yuan Dynasty novels
6. Non-generational literary theory
Seven, Ming dynasty literature
1. Ming Ci
2. Novels of Ming Dynasty
3. Ming Dynasty Opera
4. Poetry in Ming Dynasty
Eight, literature in Qing dynasty
1. Poetry of Qing Dynasty
2. Prose in Qing Dynasty
3. Novels of Qing Dynasty
4. Qing Dynasty operas
religion
I. Religion in the Pre-Qin Period
1. Nature worship
2. Soul worship
3. Totem worship
4. Reproductive worship
5. ancestor worship
6. Witchcraft and divination
7. Yin Shang is still a ghost.
2. Religion in Qin and Han Dynasties
1. The introduction of Buddhism
2. The emergence of Taoism
3. The dispute between Buddhism and Taoism
Three. Religion in Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties
1. Buddhist honor and disgrace
2. Changes of Taoism
4. Religion in Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties
1. The prosperity of Buddhism
2. The heyday of Taoism
3. The introduction of foreign Protestantism
Verb (abbreviation of verb) Religion in Song and Yuan Dynasties
1. The decline of Buddhism
2. The evolution of Taoism
3. Other religions
Religions of intransitive verbs in Ming and Qing Dynasties
1. The continuous decline of Buddhism
2. The decline of Taoism
3. Re-introduction of Christianity
4. The spread of Islam in China.
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