【Unity of Heaven and Man| Learn a Little Philosophy Every Day】 An important concept of Chinese philosophy. It refers to the connection, similarity or unity of the Way of Heaven and humanity, nature and human affairs. The Yi Chuan proposes: "The 'grown-up' is related to heaven and earth."

【Unity of Heaven and Man | Learn a Little Philosophy Every Day】An important concept of Chinese philosophy. It refers to the way of heaven and humanity, nature and humanity, similarity or unity. The Yi Chuan puts it out: "The 'great one' is in harmony with heaven and earth, with the sun and the moon, with the four hours, with the auspiciousness of the ghosts and gods, with the heavens and the heavens, with the day after tomorrow." Take the unity of heaven and man as the ideal state of life. Mencius had the theory of dedication, intellectuality, and knowledge of heaven, and advocated the realization of unity with heaven through moral cultivation. Zhuangzi thought, "The heavens and the earth are born with me, and all things are one with me." Only saints can achieve unity with heaven and earth. "Lü's Spring and Autumn" put forward the view that heaven and man are similar, and Dong Zhongshu further developed this theory, proposing the theory of "heaven and man induction". During the Wei and Jin dynasties, Wang Bi and others used the Tao to explain heaven and advocated the new righteousness of heaven and man in the unity of nature and famous religions. After the Song Dynasty, Confucians often gave full play to Mencius's theory, believing that people should be sincere because of the clear, and because of the sincerity to the clear, to achieve unity with heaven. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, Wang Fuzhi and others regarded the unity of heaven and man as a characteristic of "sacred learning." In ancient times, various theories about the unity of heaven and man were all trying to find the commonality and similarity between heaven and man, and to achieve coordination, harmony or unity between nature and human affairs. This is a major feature of traditional Chinese philosophy.