Abstract
Apart from studies in Chinese philosophy on the Chinese mainland, Chinese philosophy has been studied, developed, and promoted in Hong Kong and Taiwan as well. The fruits of such endeavors have been abundant. Among others, there are brilliant names like Thome H. Fang, T'ang Chün-i, and Mou Tsung-san. In this special issue, translations from T'ang Chün-i — the representative Confucian-Humanist philosopher in contemporary China — are presented for the first time.
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