Where did Confucianism in Korea originate? Does South Korea use Confucianism to govern the country?

It's useless to copy a whole bunch of them, of course, only China.

There are different opinions on when Confucianism was introduced to the Korean Peninsula. Most Korean scholars believe that the Wei Manchu Joseon (190 BC-108 BC), the Han Dynasty's cultural relics and rules system and academic ideas have been transplanted and imported into the Korean Peninsula, and there are many people who can understand Chinese classics. Some scholars pointed out that according to the Chinese historical book "Wei Luo", in the 29th year of King Yan Zhao at the end of the Warring States Period (283 BC), the Joseon Marquis had contacts with the Yan Kingdom.

According to the transmission of Chinese characters at that time, it can be speculated that the Confucian ideas contained in Chinese characters were also introduced and acquired. This shows that the Confucian tradition in Korea has a long history. In the discussion of the historical period when Confucianism was introduced to Korea, Chinese scholars believe that the process of the spread of Confucius thought in Korea can be roughly divided into four periods since ancient times

1. The introduction period, from about the third century to 675 AD, that is, from Confucianism to Korea, through the period of the Three Kingdoms of Korea to the unification of Korea by Silla. 2. The development period, from 675 A.D. to 1392, that is, from the unified Silla period, through Wang's Goryeo to the establishment of Lee's Joseon. 3. The heyday, from the establishment of the Lee Dynasty in 1392 to the annexation of Korea by Japan in 1910.

4. The period of decline, from 1910 to the present. It was during this long process of 2,000 years that Confucius gradually spread and took root in North Korea and became a traditional thought. Whatever the narrative is, it should be based on history.

It can be seen that there are different opinions about the introduction of Confucianism to Korea.

In South Korea, the common morality of society is still the "Eight Virtues" proposed by the Song Dynasty in China: "filial piety, loyalty, courtesy, and honesty". During the Yuan Dynasty, the Chinese "Zhuzi Family Rites" were introduced to Korea and are still the normative basis for Korean family ethics.

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Problem description: In many Korean dramas, you can see that when the emperor promulgates a certain policy and does not conform to the laws of the country, there will be many Confucian students who oppose it, and even enter the emperor's court and kneel day and night! Why do they have such a big reaction and influence?

Analysis: Because Han Feizi's ideas did not affect Korea.

The emperor of China, who is Confucian on the outside and on the inside, is a copy of "Han Feizi" under his pillow. The ideas of Legalism have been passed down among the emperors of different dynasties and have never been broken. Therefore, Confucianism in China cannot govern the country.

South Korea is different, what is really Confucianism is the only one, and scholars dominate ideologically and can influence national affairs.

Traditional Korean culture certainly includes Confucianism.

Traditional Chinese culture is a scattered culture, which radiates in all directions. It has a very deep impact on Japan, South Korea, and Southeast Asian countries. China's traditional culture emerged earlier, so it will inevitably have an impact on the culture of surrounding countries and regions.

It may not just affect or even implant in other countries. In the end it becomes a tradition in the country, integrated into the country's cultural system.

In South Korea, its traditional costumes and some Chinese literature books are the product of the influence of Chinese Confucianism, and Korean women prefer well-mannered men and Confucian scholars. And these have been circulating in South Korea for a long time and have long been integrated into the country's traditional cultural system, and many ancient Chinese books and periodicals can be seen in Korean museums.

This little Japan still governs the country with our traditional Chinese Confucianism. Middle school is the body, Western learning is for use, people-oriented, and Little Japan has achieved it for us.

A small Tiangang, hanging arch and rule.

The study of Buddhism in Japan is also relatively developed, and we Chinese Buddhists have encountered strong opponents, and we have to compete with the monks of little Japan for international influence all over the world. We want to unite Zen and martial arts, and sugar-coated cannonballs can't rot our kung fu monks.

Well, South Korea, it's still a little bit maintained. It's just that the cold current hedonism is too confused.

There was a big problem in both countries, both invented the native script, and the Chinese characters faded out. Our Chinese characters are the words of wisdom, without Chinese characters, Chinese culture is contained in **?

Nan no Jizo King Bodhisattva.

Amitabha.

Historically, the Korean Peninsula is a vassal state of China in ancient Goryeo, and its culture, customs, language, etc. are deeply influenced by the Chinese nation. The official system, official names, demarcation of various departments, writing, food, etc., of the Goryeo Dynasty were all imitated in China! So in ancient times, it can be said that Goryeo used Confucianism to govern the country, but now it is different.

South Korea is deeply influenced by Confucianism, for example, the status of women is very low, and women cannot be improved.

Under the influence of deep-rooted Confucian culture, the Korean people also have a tradition of valuing education and talent. In ancient Koreans, the ancient Koreans accepted the Confucian ideas of "the gentleman is righteous, and the villain is profitable",[10]"Learning and excellence are the best"[11], and they mainly attached importance to the education of people in human ethics, and they judged the level of education according to the level of education. Confucianism attaches great importance to education, attaches more importance to learning, and directly links learning with self-cultivation, family harmony, governing the country, and leveling the world.

To understand this Confucian thought in today's era of learning is to put learning in the first place, establish the concept of lifelong education and lifelong learning, and put it into practice. Neo-Confucian ethics emphasizes human learning, cultivation and education, and emphasizes the cultivation of people in ten years and a hundred years, which gives extremely high value to education. Receiving a good education is the way to a higher social status, and the whole society has formed an atmosphere of respecting teachers and valuing education and advocating talents, and enterprises are no exception.

When hiring new employees, companies pay great attention to academic qualifications, and a high degree of education means good qualifications and can get a higher position. And highly respect the idea of lifelong learning, attaches great importance to the on-the-job training of employees, so that the enterprise has high-quality human resources, and the idea of "talent first" penetrates into the business activities of the enterprise. It is to adhere to the people-oriented, cultivate and condense into an upward spirit of enterprise, and establish a strong spiritual pillar, so that employees have a common ideal and pursuit, thus producing a strong centripetal force and charisma.

The idea of people-oriented human resources has become an important factor in the development of Korean enterprises.

I don't know about South Korea, but I've just watched some Korean TV movies and movies. Although I don't like Korean films very much, it is undeniable that South Korea still inherits very well in the development of Confucian culture - like etiquette and the like, South Korea says that the Dragon Boat Festival originated from them, and the development of Chinese culture does not pay attention to guidance, is it one day Koreans will say that if you talk about etiquette, Korea is not as good as Japan In my opinion, the ancient Confucian culture is only the culture of literate people, how big is this ratio. Later, it evolved into a tool of dynastic rule, and it did not have much excellent connotation.

It's just that I've been copying Chinese culture, even their Korean, but I've replaced Chinese characters with Mongolian characters, and the pronunciation hasn't changed. The stick is just a vassal of China, and it is particularly serious to learn from the Ming Dynasty, and the hanbok is the clothes of the Ming Dynasty.