"Li-Qi Theory" is the three major theories proposed by Zhu Xi, Zhu Xi's "Li-Qi Theory" includes two scopes: "cosmogony" and "ontology." "Cosmogony" includes two concepts: "neutral cosmogony" and "moral cosmogony." In "ontology," "li" refers to both "li of neutralmatters" and "li ofmoralmatters." Therefore, the meanings of Zhu Xi's "Li-Qi Theory" are complicated and diversified. In addition to citing the original texts of Zhu Xi, this study also based on the interpretations of scholars in modern age, such as You-lan Feng, Ssu-kuang Lau, Zhonsan Mo, and Jun-yi Tang. In modern age, various schools of thought suggest that "Li-Qi Theory" concurrently includes two scopes: "cosmogony" and "ontology." However, was the focus of Li-Qi theory on "li of neutral matters" or "li of moral matters?" Feng and Lau suggested that the focus was on the former, while Mo and Tang suggested that the focus was on the latter. However,Mo only viewed Zhu Xi's "li" as objective, inactive, and dead li, while Tang viewed it as "li of mind" which is the same as the perspectives of Lu and Wang.