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Wu Zetian’s Manipulation of Confucianism and Buddhism
Author(s)
YAO Lu-qin, BAI Xin-xin, LU Jie
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DOI:10.17265/2159-5836/2021.06.010
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School of Foreign Languages, Chengdu University of Information Technology, China, 610225
ABSTRACT
This paper discusses the overseas dissemination of Wu Zetian’s image as a stateswoman and a pragmatic “thinker”. The author studies Wu Zetian’s attitude towards Confucianism and Buddhism, and analyzes her manipulation of Confucianism and Buddhism for political purposes.
KEYWORDS
Wu Zetian’s images, confucianism, Buddhism, overseas dissemination
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