"Li Ji" is always thought to be a great canon of Confucianism. It was finished editing in the early West Han Dynasty. In Tang Jiun-I's viewpoint, the four articles-'Da-Shiue', `Jung-Lung', 'Li- Iun', 'lue-Ji' -were the ones including the core concepts of Confucianism from the 49 articles of "Li Ji". The author would mainly explore Tang Jiun-I's interpretations on these four articles, especially on 'Li- Inn' and 'lue-Ji'. In the interpretation on "Li Ji", Tang Jiun-I regarded "the emphasis on affection" as a core characteristic of this Confucius' important book. In one dimension, `Jung-lung' was the article discoursing on human nature; `Li-Iun' was the article discussing about human affection. The thoughts in these two articles were mutual complementary to show the educational aims of Confucianism--the development and praxis of disposition and affection in human nature. In the other dimension, `Li-Iun' and `Iue-Ji' were the articles discussing the cultural philosophy and metaphysics. They created a broader and deeper theorizing horizon for Confucianism. In conclusion, the author would point out the significances of Tang Jiun-I's interpretation on "Li Ji" in the new era.