Tradition of Chinese Culture and “Four-realm” of Chinese Teaism

LI Ping

Volume 31 Issue 5

Jun. 2021

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LI Ping. Tradition of Chinese Culture and “Four-realm” of Chinese Teaism[J]. Journal of University of Science and Technology Beijing ( Social Sciences Edition), 2015, 31(5): 94-98.

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LI Ping. Tradition of Chinese Culture and “Four-realm” of Chinese Teaism[J]. Journal of University of Science and Technology Beijing ( Social Sciences Edition), 2015, 31(5): 94-98.

LI Ping. Tradition of Chinese Culture and “Four-realm” of Chinese Teaism[J]. Journal of University of Science and Technology Beijing ( Social Sciences Edition), 2015, 31(5): 94-98.

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LI Ping. Tradition of Chinese Culture and “Four-realm” of Chinese Teaism[J]. Journal of University of Science and Technology Beijing ( Social Sciences Edition), 2015, 31(5): 94-98.

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Tradition of Chinese Culture and “Four-realm” of Chinese Teaism

LI Ping

Renmin University of China, Beijing 100872, China

Received Date: 2015-10-05
Available Online: 2021-06-16

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Chinese teaism has former during the times of Chinese traditional cultures reaching well-developed，so it has included various contents from Confucism，Buddism and Daoism.The basic ideas of Chinese teaism are leisurely mood，seclusion and happiness，which are life-approach explainization to Chinese traditional cultures.Four-realm of Chinese teaism，which was raised by some famous tea-drinkers，can be significant to modern Chinese society，and afford cornerstone of realist faith to most ordinary Chinese.
- Chinese teaism,
- Chinese traditional culture,
- four-realm of Chinese teaism,
- spiritual world

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