The dialectical concept “Perceiver-perceived” (“subject-object”) is a concept, which the Consciousness-only-school (Vinnanavada) in Buddhism often refers to. However, Wang Fu-chih's interpretation offers another aspect for this dialectical concept. For Wang Fu-chih, the perceiver is as important as the perceived; however, epistemologically speaking, Wang seems to pay more attention to the objective reality of the object. This does not mean that in the process of perception, the object takes priority over the subject but only that the object has its own objectivity. The “realistic” epistemological approach of Wang Fu-chih is based on his emphasis on “Sincerity”, which is the foundation for social practice. Wang's criticism on Buddhism is also based on the same standpoint.