This article consists of an analysis on the theory of Hsin and Hsing in the thought of Chun Gan Jae (Chun Woo, 1841-1922), who is a famous Korean Confucian and a disciple of Yi Yulgok. In order to shed light on the background of his thought, I introduce the two archetypes of Confucianism, namely, viewing Hsin the same as Hsing and viewing Hsin as different from Hsing. Chu Shi takes the latter point of view. Secondly, I regard Korean Confucianism on the whole as the further development of the thought of Chu Shi. Thirdly, I elucidate the main theme of Chun Gan Jae's thought with six statements on the relation of Hsin and Hsing. They are basically the thesis uphold by Chu Shi. I shall skip Chun Gan Jae's criticism on Lu-Wang's approach in other discussions. The paper ends with a summary comment of Chun Gan Jae's approaches in five aspects.