What are Wang Yangming's works?

1. Questions about the University is a programmatic philosophical work of Wang Shouren (Wang Yangming), a famous philosopher in China in the Ming Dynasty, and is regarded by his disciples as an introductory textbook for the study of Confucian saints.

Brief introduction: The core idea of university inquiry is "the unity of knowledge and practice", that is, the development of personality and moral practice can be realized through the unity of cognition and practice. Wang Yangming believes that the real value of knowledge lies in its practical application, not just in the theoretical level. He advocates that through introspection, we can directly gain insight into people's deep conscience and judgment of good and evil, and actively practice in daily life to realize the self-improvement of the soul. Origin: The Question of the University combines Wang Yangming's research on university ancient books and his criticism of Zhu University's interpretation. The book University, originally the 42nd volume of The Book of Rites, did not attract people's attention before the Tang Dynasty. In the Southern Song Dynasty, Cheng Er took it out of The Book of Rites, and after Zhu rearranged it, it was edited together with The Doctrine of the Mean, The Analects of Confucius and Mencius. Since then, The Great Learning has become a must-read classic for scholars in all previous dynasties after the Song Dynasty, and Zhu's interpretation of The Great Learning has become an authoritative classic in all previous dynasties. By the middle of the Ming Dynasty, Wang Yangming's theory of mind had become the mainstream of Confucianism in the Ming Dynasty. Wang Yangming changed from his belief in Zhu's theory in his early years to his suspicion and criticism of Zhu's theory, which led to the article "University Question". 2. The Complete Works of Wang Yangming is the most important work to study Wang Yangming's mind and his life. It is the most unique and controversial masterpiece of Confucianism, and it is also an inspirational work for modern people to cultivate their self-cultivation and strengthen their heart.

Introduction: The compilation of Wang Yangming's Complete Works originated in the late Ming Dynasty, and it was gradually completed in the middle of Qing Dynasty after more than a hundred years. During the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, it was engraved by the Qing Palace Engraving Bookstore. The complete works are divided into 24 volumes, covering Wang Yangming's core thoughts, philosophical theories, moral concepts, political opinions, and his exchanges and debates with other scholars. It includes biographies, telepathy, scholarships, gifts of manna and other important chapters. The publication of the Complete Works of Wang Yangming has played an important role in popularizing and inheriting Wang Yangming's theory. Through the literature in the Complete Works, readers can deeply understand Wang Yangming's ideological system, academic views and way of thinking. At the same time, the complete works also include other scholars' research and comments on Wang Yangming's theory, which provides readers with a more comprehensive academic reference and interpretation. The Complete Works of Wang Yangming is regarded as an important reference for studying and understanding Wang Yangming's theory, which is of great significance for deeply understanding China's traditional philosophy and ideological history. Widely spread and applied in Chinese academic circles and educational institutions, it is regarded as one of the important cornerstones of Wang Yangming's studies. Origin: Wang Yangming's propositions such as "unity of knowledge and action", "to conscience" and "mind is reason" are widely praised by later generations. Yan Fu, Liang Qichao, Sun Yat-sen and Chiang Kai-shek are all followers of Yangming's Mind. His academic thoughts have great influence in Japan, Korean Peninsula, Southeast Asian countries and even the whole world. This set of Wang Yangming's complete works is based on The Book of Public Rights in Wang Wencheng published by the Commercial Press in 23 years of the Republic of China (that is, the bound edition of Universal Library published by the Commercial Press in 22 years of the Republic of China). There are 38 volumes in the book, which are carefully arranged and revised according to the reading habits of modern people on the basis of preserving the original appearance as much as possible. 3. Xue Ji is a concise collection of Wang Yangming's quotations and letters about learning written by his disciples, which contains Wang Yangming's main points of view and is a representative Confucian philosophical work. The word "learning" comes from the word "learning without learning" in The Analects of Confucius.

Introduction: The manual mainly includes Wang Yangming's lectures, students' questions and discussions, and his own answers and opinions. In the book, Wang Yangming shows his thoughts, educational methods and psychological views in the form of dialogue. This book is regarded as one of the important expressions of Wang Yangming's thought, which shows his unique views on human nature, morality, education and politics. The thought in Biography takes "mind is reason" as the core, emphasizing the importance of heart and individual's inner moral intuition. Wang Yangming believes that everyone contains conscience and moral wisdom. As long as we discover and perceive our inner intuition and instinct, we can realize moral cultivation and influence and change the external world. He emphasized the perfection of personality and the progress of society through understanding his own mind and persistent practice. Origin: Biography is a philosophical work, compiled by Wang Yangming's disciples from his quotations and letters. Wang Yangming was a philosopher in Ming Dynasty and a representative of Neo-Confucianism in Song and Ming Dynasties. This book records his quotations and letters about learning. The word "Chuan" comes from "Chuan Hu" in The Analects of Confucius, and "Chuan Lu" is the representative work of Mind Studies in Ming Dynasty. 4. Wang Wencheng Gongquanshu and Wang Wencheng Gongquanshu were published by Zhejiang Bookstore during Guangxu reign of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1862- 1908), and the author was Wang Shouren in Ming Dynasty. The book has thirty-eight volumes, including Preface to Song Zi's Late Year-end Conclusion, Theory of Monasticism and Preface to Ancient Books for University Students.

Introduction: Wang Wen's Book of Success shows the subjective idealism philosophy system of Yangming's mind for the first time. Wang Yangming's philosophy of subjective idealism was developed on the basis of criticizing the objective idealism of Zhu Cheng School. His philosophical system has three basic contents: namely, the subjective idealistic world outlook with nothing outside the heart and unreasonable outside the heart; Transcendental idealism epistemology leading to conscience; On the feudal moral cultivation of the unity of knowing and doing. As far as his cosmology is concerned, he thinks that "the heart is the reason, there are things outside the heart in the world, and the reason outside the heart is also"? "The principle of everything is nothing more than my heart, which is naturally clear." "The master of the body is the heart, the heart is the meaning, the noumenon of the meaning is knowledge, and the meaning is the thing." He denied that there was reason, that there was something, and that there was something outside his heart. Origin: Wang Wencheng Gongquan Book was published by Zhejiang Bookstore during Guangxu reign of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1862- 1908). The author is Wang Shouren, a famous Confucian scholar in Ming Dynasty. The book has thirty-eight volumes, including Preface to Song Zi's Late Year-end Conclusion, Theory of Monarchy and Preface to Ancient Books for University Students. 5. The book Biography of Wang Yangming mainly talks about "to conscience" and has such an understanding of "to conscience": conscience is empty and kung fu is real. The unity of knowing and doing is the unity of knowing and doing and the unity of kung fu. Conscience is crowned with the word "knowledge", just right, just right.

Brief Introduction: The Biography of Wang Yangming is a biographical work that introduces the life and thoughts of Wang Yangming, a thinker of Ming Dynasty in China. Based on Wang Yangming's life and academic theory, it comprehensively shows his growth experience, academic contribution and influence on society. This biography is usually divided into several chapters, and each chapter covers different stages and important events of Wang Yangming's life. From Wang Yangming's early growth to his official career, leading military and political affairs, and his contributions in the fields of education and thought, these are the contents of Wang Yangming's biography. Origin: Wang Yangming is another great thinker after Zhu. Professor Shu Jingnan is a famous scholar who studies Neo-Confucianism in Song and Ming Dynasties. Published Biography of Zhuzi and Chronicle of Wang Yangming, which was affirmed by academic circles and won important awards such as the China Book Award. Professor Shu spent more than 50 years studying Wang Yangming, and collected a lot of new information about Wang Yangming, answering questions, textual research and analysis. There are many unique new discoveries and new developments in Wang Yangming's life, behavior and thoughts, especially the ten new discoveries in the study of Wang Yangming's thoughts, which have subverted the traditional understanding and views on Wang Yangming for 500 years. This book is not a biography book in the general sense, but a grand work on the history of ideas, which is highly original and academic. Supplementary information:

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In the 13th year of Zheng De's reign (15 18), good for good was pacified in the 14th year (15 19), and Wang Yangming imitated Battle of Red Cliffs in Poyang Lake and pacified Zhu Jiajing in the 7th year (1528). Step 2 think

Yangming school, also known as Wang Xue and Xue Xin, as a school of Confucianism, can be traced back to Mencius at the earliest, and it is a kind of Confucianism developed in Wang Shouren. Without deviating from the essence of Confucianism, Wang Shouren inherited Lu Jiuyuan's thought that "mind is reason" and opposed Cheng Yi. Introduction of Wang Yangming: Wang Yangming is Wang Shouren.

(1472, 1 0,31-1529,19), Han nationality, alias Yun, word Bo 'an, alias Yangming. A native of Yuyao County (now Yuyao, Ningbo), Shaoxing Prefecture, Zhejiang Province, was named Yangming Zi because he once built a house in Yangming Cave in Huiji Mountain. Scholars call him Mr. Yangming, also known as Wang Yangming. A famous thinker, writer, philosopher and strategist in Ming Dynasty, he was proficient in Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism, and was a master of Wang Lu's mind. In the 12th year of Hongzhi (1499), he was a scholar, and successively served as the minister of punishments, the secretariat of Yicheng in Longchang, Guizhou, the magistrate of Luling, the governor of Gannan and the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi. In his later years, he served as an officer of Nanjing Ministry of War, and left the post of Duchayuan. Because of the meritorious service in pacifying the rebellion, he was named Xinjian Bo, and was posthumously named Xinjian Hou. Shi Wencheng, so later generations are also called Gong.