Xie Fuya (N. Z. Zia) is a pioneer for the begrounding of the "indigeneous Chinese theology" in the last thirty years. At first he played a specialist and the professor for the philosophy of religion in the universities and the Chinese Christian world. After 1949 he took part in a big translation project which was initiated by Sun Ensan and Francis P. Jones in Hong Kong. Basing the experiences from the research in the philosophy of the western and the Chinese he understood that, if the Christians want successfully to bring the Christian message for the Chinese, there are two important efforts must be done by the Christian, i.e. to translate the Christian classics into Chinese and to found a "indigenous Chinese theology". For the reason that he was greatly influenced by the Chinese, especially the Confucian, tradition, I try in this paper to present the basic ideas of Xie's "indigenous Chinese theology: and his interpretations of the Confucian philosophy. As a preliminary treating I hope that I can through this paper advance to a more complete and deeper understanding and discussion in the philosophy and theology of Xie Fuya.