The Research Of Confucianism, Buddhism, And Taoism Culture In The Russian Immigrant Literary Works In China

Chinese-Russian immigrant literature came into being with the settlement of exiledRussians in China. Thus, the so-called Russian immigrant literature in China refers to theliterary works written by Russian writers set in the Chinese society. Based on the immersionof Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism culture, China with5,000years of civilization hasdeveloped its own peculiar and profound traditional culture, which not only affects theideology of the whole Chinese nation, but makes a certain impact on the Russian writersliving in China. The Russian writers, who lived in China for more than half a century,breathed Chinese traditional Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism culture. At the same time,the writers brought traditional culture into their works.Chinese traditional Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism culture blend each other.Chinese traditional Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism culture in the Russian immigrantliterary works in china are also blend each other. The connotation of them give Russianimmigrant literary works in china more traditional Chinese culture. Chinese-Russianimmigrant literature is a part of Russian literature, but also the precious cultural heritage forChinese literature.Based on the spirit of inquiry, this paper divides into four chapters to discuss.The first chapter summarizes the inner spiritual essences of the Chinese traditionalConfucianism culture, Buddhist culture thought and the Taoist thought and Discusses variousaspects of the Chinese Confucianism culture, Buddhist culture thought and the Taoist thoughtin Chinese-Russian immigrant literatures and analyses the origin of that why Chinese-Russianimmigrants had a passion for Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism culture.In the second chapter, Confucian thought in Russian emigrant literary works wereelaborated by using text analysis. Some Confucian thought appear in works, such as "onenessof heaven and man" in the Confucian ecological concept, the traditional view of marriage andfamily, the core of Confucianism "benevolence, righteousness, propriety and wisdom, letter",“A good scholar will make an official.” and so on. These works depict Chinese people’s lifeunder the influence of Confucian thought, but also express emotion of Russian emigrantlonging for Chinese daily life. The third chapter studies Chinese Buddhist culture and looks for the brand of Buddhistculture in Russian emigrant literature in china. From the different viewpoints, such as Buddha,karma, symbol of "pure"-Lotus,"Hermitage", and “be above worldly considerations”, Iwill expound the influence of Buddhist culture on Russian writers.In the fourth chapter, borrowed from philosophical Taoism–“empty static” and“freedom”, I will decipher representative poetry in works by using text analysis and annotatereligious Taoism and images in Taoist culture.