The distinction between Confucianism and Buddhism(DCB)was a
topic that Yi Chuan and his apprentices often discussed. Criticizing the
Buddhism was an important content of Yi Chuan’s Neo
Confucianism(YNC). The Neo Confucianism of Song and
Ming Dynasties was the reaction of Buddhism, and Yi Chuan was one of the founders of the Neo Confucianism.Buddhism philosophywas based on themind
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