zhī​xíng​hé​yī

unity of knowledge and action

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知行合一 zhī​xíng​hé​yī unity of knowledge and action

A philosophical concept established by the Ming Dynasty scholar 王守仁 wáng​shǒu​rén, which argues that knowing and doing are inseparable; to know but not to act is equivalent to not truly knowing.

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