The Enlightenment of Yan Jun’s Thought of “Following One’s Heart without Exceeding the Rules†to Social Corruption
Abstract
Yan Jun is an outstanding representative of The Taizhou School. His thought of “Following One’s Heart without Exceeding the Rules†has an important reference function for modern society. It can regulate people’s behavior and reduce social corruption. Yan Jun’s Thought of “Following One’s Heart without Exceeding the Rules†is conducive to the construction of a harmonious society.References
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