The pinyin of doctrine

The pinyin of doctrine [xuéshuō].

Sentences:

1. Old ideals are considered irrelevant, and rigorous doctrines are not respected.

2. That female classmate might have feelings for you. Of course, she may also say it to other people, but others don't know it, so treat it rationally and don't lose your direction because of her words.

3. This joke was told to me by my classmate hahaha.

4. Although Confucianism has a lot of dross, its overall content is broad and profound. It has been accumulated for thousands of years and its influence is far-reaching.

5. All scholars are often skeptical not only of popular legends, but also of the doctrines of past scholars.

6. The main connotation of ancient Chinese philosophy is the theories of various schools of thought.

7. It is usually a philosophical doctrine about life issues. It is a theoretical form of outlook on life.

8. Confucianism has its own strengths, which cannot be shaken by others.

9. Copernicus’ solar system theory was regarded as heresy by the religious forces at that time and was brutally suppressed.

10. Darwin, a British biologist, founded the theory of evolution.

11. When a layman learns to speak the insider’s language, he or she always feels that he or she is falling behind.

12. As for the original nature of the Five Elements Theory, it is no longer worth mentioning.

13. To learn to speak Mandarin, please write standard words.

14. Mohist logic refers to the theory of dialectics expounded by the Mohists in the later period. It is the most systematic logic theory in ancient China and marks the theoretical height of the study of ancient Chinese logic thought.