ArticleFrontiers in psychology2025
Threefold relationship between ideal humanity and sublime beauty in Chinese art forms.
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In Chinese thought, the concept of the "sublime" is closely intertwined with "beauty," the two concepts merging to form a sublime beauty that seeks the continuous development of universal life amid change. This paper explores the multifaceted relationship between the Chinese artistic mind and sublime beauty through three dimensions of the research model: potential, processes, and goals. In terms of potential, Chinese artistic thought places full trust in the inherent potential of an individual's ideal humanity, emphasizes the awakening of the sublime beauty within each person through specific art forms, and cultivates different perspectives to understand the connection between the mind and the sublime beauty of our world. In terms of process, Chinese artistic thought is characterized by the focused sincerity of the creative mindset; creative thinking that balances the "degree" of rational expression of emotions and the "
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