The aspects of accepting the theory of Taoism nurtuing in Dabu written by Hanjae

In addition to Confucian philosophy & 'Dabu' of Han Jae's interest, the dabu of Han Jae showed a unique and profound philosophy of tea ceremony by actively adding Taoism's new ideology and nurtuing In the early Joseon Dynasty, when Han Jae was active, the lack of medical institutions forced people to pay attention to medicine on their own, and a condition was created for the propagation of the theory of health care by the province throughout society. In particular, the theory of health care in the province, which aims to reach the mind through the spirit of spirit, was regarded as similar to Confucian conscience by Confucian scholars, and was accepted without much resistance. Han Jae, who focused on conscience as a Confucian scholar, was immersed in the spirit and mind of Taoism on the other hand, and as a result, the difference as a material and the difference as a spirit were completely unified within the mind of the two people. It is believed that this was possible because Han Jae, a Confucian scholar, had an open attitude to actively discover and accept the value of the Confucian philosophy, away from an exclusive attitude toward the theory of health care and the new ideology.

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Association for International Tea Culture
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2025-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.21483/qwoaud.68..202506.55
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The aspects of accepting the theory of Taoism nurtuing in Dabu written by Hanjae

Pyong-In Yi, Ji‐hyun Kim, Suk-Hwan Hong
Association for International Tea Culture
Medical Research and Treatments
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The aspects of accepting the theory of Taoism nurtuing in Dabu written by Hanjae

Pyong-In Yi, Ji‐hyun Kim, Suk-Hwan Hong
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Abstract

In addition to Confucian philosophy & 'Dabu' of Han Jae's interest, the dabu of Han Jae showed a unique and profound philosophy of tea ceremony by actively adding Taoism's new ideology and nurtuing In the early Joseon Dynasty, when Han Jae was active, the lack of medical institutions forced people to pay attention to medicine on their own, and a condition was created for the propagation of the theory of health care by the province throughout society. In particular, the theory of health care in the province, which aims to reach the mind through the spirit of spirit, was regarded as similar to Confucian conscience by Confucian scholars, and was accepted without much resistance. Han Jae, who focused on conscience as a Confucian scholar, was immersed in the spirit and mind of Taoism on the other hand, and as a result, the difference as a material and the difference as a spirit were completely unified within the mind of the two people. It is believed that this was possible because Han Jae, a Confucian scholar, had an open attitude to actively discover and accept the value of the Confucian philosophy, away from an exclusive attitude toward the theory of health care and the new ideology.

Association for International Tea CultureVol. 68
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Medical Research and Treatments
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