This paper examines the application and evolution of philosophical practice in China, employing philosophical principles and methods to facilitate insights and address life’s complexities. It bridges the knowledge gap regarding the trajectory and contemporary landscape of China’s philosophical practice and its impact on individual and societal flourishing. Using a qualitative methodology (literature review, historical analysis, and case studies), the study finds a burgeoning growth of philosophical practice in China, adapting traditional philosophies to contemporary issues. The paper outlines challenges and prospects, suggesting opportunities for further research and cross-cultural engagement.

Xiaojun Ding, Caifeng Xie, Feng Yu