Chung Yung Chapter 11, touching upon a phrase, "Reclusive And Peculiar" Since Chu Shi (朱熹), a great scholar, has changed the word "Su"(素) into "So"(索), the later scholars follow his theory. From the academic viewpoint, the word "Su" can be explained and the theory is even better, so we had better remain unchanged. Therefore, personally I agree with Ni Szu (倪思), a scholar, he said that the original meaning of "Su' should be "Reclusive". If we do this way, the explanation can meet the content from the beginning till the end. Furthermore, we can tell the difference between Confucianists' reclusion and Taoists'. I think the basic difference between the two lies in the different understanding of the word "Tao" (道). Confucianists regard "Tao" as the principles of human relationships, wihile Taoists regard it as a "natural Tao". The former admire human relationships, thus they think the reclusion is expedient and temporary. They concern the benefit for all people in the world. But the latter admire "the nature", thus they think the reclusion is everlasting, they concern the pursuit of personal carefree and healthy living. Only through this psychological atmosphere and internal philosophy, can we tell the difference between Confucianists' reclusion and Taoists' then we can get the main ideas of this chapter.