Hsiang Hsiu

Hsiang Hsiu (c. 250) was a Chinese philosopher and a government official. He was a staunch Confucianist who attempted to incorporate Taoism into Confucianism. He was founder of the School of Names, which is also known as the School of Logicians, or Dialecticians. He emphasized on changeability and relativity of reality itself.

Wisdom & Quotes

• What is a long life without joy, compared with a short but joyful one?

- Nan Yang-sheng lun ( Criticisms of the Text concerting the Cuntlivation of Life), Ch'uan Shang-ku San-tai Ch'in Han San-kuo Liu-chao wen

Ko Hung