Dai Zhen, when explicating the principles of human desire, asserts that one should try to restrict his/her affection and desire from being abused and causing harms, yet simultaneously free development of desire and affection ought to be valued. In other words, maintaining Principle can be done through properly holding down one’s impulse of desire and affection. Based on Principle, free development of affection and desire will naturally and ultimately reach to the point of absolution of morality. Deviation from this base and Principle declines. This is a natural law of desire, and one can accomplish a real virtue only when he/she is subjected to this law, for virtue and goodness are built upon this natural law of desire. Principle and Way are not transcendental senses, but can be manifested with concrete stuff. Way refers to the acts that constantly occur around in the phenomenon field; it contains Principle and Air. To hold the full meanings of Principle and Way, one must thoroughly understand Affection and Desire.