本文從意志自由展開規則與權威的論述，並援用中華傳統文化中經與權等對待概念。本文指出，任何權威都是相對的，無條件的絕對權威並不存在；任何規則也都是相對的，無合理權威支撐的規則根本無法施行久遠。規則與權威也展現出在自由意志太極下新儒學陰陽兩儀的互動與對待。而且，規則與權威的良性互動，還需有良善倫理的護持。

In this paper, the author discusses both rules and authorities from the viewpoints of man's free wills by quoting the operational concepts of the corresponding Jing(經), Chyuan(權), etc. in traditional Chinese culture. He points out that all authorities are relative, and no unconditional absolute authority exists; that all rules are also relative, and any rule without the supports of reasonable authorities cannot be workable forever. The author also points out that both rules and authorities show their Neo-Confucian duality and interaction of both Yin(陰) and Ying(陽) under the wide scope of Great Ultimate(太極) which is composed of man's free wills. Furthermore, the nice interaction of rules and authorities does need the protective supports of good ethics.