The aim of this article is to investigate the Buddhist ideology of Householder Wang﹐Xiangliu, the second patriarch of the Yinxin sect of Chinese Esoteric Buddhism, and explore his interpretations of the characteristics of the Classics. This study uses professor Fu﹐ Weihsun's "Creative Hermeneutics" for research. Discussion is on Wang﹐Xiangliu's lifelong academic development and its relationship to the Yinxin sect. Householder Wang﹐ Xiangliu's Buddhist ideology attaches great importance to harmony, order, and correction, and a flexible interpretation of holy texts, in writing his commentaries on Buddhist sects such as Pure Land Buddhism, Zen Buddhism and Esoteric Buddhism. In his preaching, he explains many of the the Classics, though many of his writings were lost in the Cultural Revolution. A special feature of his teachings on the holy texts is the emphasis on grading and accommodating practitioners of all ability and aptitude﹒
