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His life was literally spend moving from fedual court to fedual court trying to talk some ruler to other into living by his philosophical teachings . He founded the school of Mohism and argued strongly against Confucianism and Taoism. Mozi is also the name of the philosophical text compiled by Mohists from Mozis thought. It is a rich source of insight into early Chinese dynastic history and culture. All human beings were fundamentally equal in the eyes of heaven.Differences between human beings ,such as status,wealth,or position,were artificial and man-made distinctions. Love for MoZi is similar to Confucius’Ren. To love people was to take care of them when hungry ,to clothe them when naked. Love also meant avoiding any activities that might hurt another person,such as war or profiteering. saving Respect moral and ability person Core thoughts HanFei A legalist introduction Born into a noble family in the state of Han in the Warring State Period. A synthesizer of legalist theories. theories Laws should be made public to all people and should be strictly enforced. Relations between men were determined by nothing but personal gains and losses. Held the society was always advancing, and would never go backward. Saw the connection between material wealth and population. Face to Face Yanchang Village Chinese Religion Not demand the exclusive adherence of their members Three main traditions Confucianism Taoism Buddhism Professor Zhang Buddhist expert When was the Buddhism introduced into China? How did it develop itself as one of the main religions in China? What’s the differences between Chinese Buddhism and Indian Buddhism? What influences has Buddhism exercised on Chinese culture? Ⅰ. Chinese Buddhism contributed greatly to Chinese art and architecture. Ⅱ.Buddhism influenced Chinese painting, philosophy, even daily life. Ⅲ.Buddhism has had great influence on Chinese literature, especial