Ye, Haiyan. "The Perspective of Process within Chinese Philosphy: A Case Study of Fan dongmei."

Abstract

The metaphysics integrated from Confuciansim and Taoism result in the proposition "Tao is process". I suggest that the Symbolic system I-Ching Tao can function as guidance for the development of rationality, languages and minds, asides from applying to the current existing world.  Those portfolios signify that the Tao as process actualizes the art-and-culture essence given by the solicitude from mankind under the metaphysical approach of Fong Dongmei.
In the last stage of the project, Fong Dongmei constructed his specious philosophy with the guidance of such process, completing the ultimate discipline debated by the Chinese philosophers over centuries.  The confirmed "metaphysical reality" plays a quintessential role in our everyday cultural activities, realizing the goals of all values and proving the similarities amid I-ching, Chuang Tzu, T'ien-Tai and Hua-Yen philosophies.
In conclusion, the researcher discovers the mysteries unraveled by Fong-Dongmei's integrated philosophy combining the bearings of Chinese metaphysics, extracting the prospect of an all-around vision of horizontal and vertical thinking based on Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism.  Such mysteries might transform into other models in the future Chinese Philosophy and becoming the quest of searching for the next procession for the researchers.