My previous textual study ”from 'Human Nature is Good' to 'Human Nature is Originally Good'” asserted that Mencius' ”Human Nature is Good” (Xing Shan 性善) theory has a different meaning from Chu Xi's 朱熹(Chu Hsi) ”Human Nature is Originally Good” (Xing Ben Shan 性本善) theory. However, this uncommon conclusion needs more evidences than merely textual comparisons between the book of Mencius and Chu Xi's commentaries; otherwise each side of the dispute will stick to his own view. Now this research purposes a developmental study, to find somedefinite process from ”Human Nature is Good” to ”Human Nature is Originally Good”. As Zhu Bo Qun 朱伯崑 said, ”Human Nature is Originally Good” (Xin Ben Shan) theory first occurred in Li Ao's 李翺 Fu Xing Book <復性書>, thus being a crucial literature. This research has three aims. 1. to revalue Li Ao's ”Fu Xing” (returning originally human nature) theory; 2. to understand the connection between theoretical patterns of Li Ao and Chu Xi; 3. because of the enormous influence of Chinese Buddhism upon Li Ao, the ”Xing” (Human Nature) in his theory (thus Chu Xi's Xing Ben Shan theory) probably has deep relation to Buddhism. This research, if appropriate, can rein force my previous conclusion, and give a new consideration in study of human nature in Chinese philosophy.