Combined with material 2, it explains what philosophical principles people have embodied in the process of understanding traditional culture.

From the analysis and thinking structure of western philosophy, China's traditional philosophy is not philosophical. Even as the basic unit of so-called philosophical thinking, the concept lacks its clarity and commensurability as a basic attribute in the discourse of China's traditional ideological system. Therefore, in the context of western philosophy, China's philosophical discourse is full of ambiguity and ambiguity, which frequently leads to various misunderstandings and misunderstandings in cultural exchanges between China and the West. What is more noteworthy, however, is that this misreading and misunderstanding not only occurs between Chinese and Western cultures with different backgrounds, but also among China people with the same historical and cultural traditions. Some expressions in some Yuan Dynasties often lead to different understandings of different readers, and these different understandings often lead to more and more vague interpretations, thus forming China's unique "hermeneutics" system. The ideological expansion of this "Zhushu Speech" is the main way to enrich and develop China's traditional philosophy.