When China respected Confucianism alone, it was doomed that China was going to decline

First of all, you have to figure out the concept of Confucianism, in fact, in the implementation of the real "depose the hundred schools, respect Confucianism", this is actually just a concept of so, in fact, the previous rulers did not say that they completely rely on only one doctrine to govern the country, don't look so much at the meaning of the text!

Second, China proposed Confucianism in the Han Dynasty during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, but at that time, China was also one of the most powerful countries in the world! If you think about it this way, it is not so much that Confucianism has made China decline as it is that it is stronger.

Third, one of the major characteristics of China's advocating Confucianism is that the literati are in power to govern the country, in fact, I personally think that this is much stronger than many other Western countries' rule by force.

Yes, chronic suicide has been killed for more than 2,000 years, and China is still here, I don't know what it is called chronic...

I said the most important point, why didn't you see it!! The completely orthodox Confucianism is "the people are precious, the shooting is secondary, and the monarch is light", you see that the emperor of that dynasty did it?? Therefore, the so-called "exclusive respect for Confucianism" is originally a false proposition, and you can't simply say that the decline or strength of a country is due to the influence of that doctrine as you do!

This question cannot be so presumptuous. This involves a question of the continuation of time, a question of the general background of the times.

The role of Confucianism in different eras is different, and it is not possible to directly confuse the value and problems of the analysis of the concept of time. The analysis of the problem must return to the era and environment of the problem in order to give a correct assessment of an event or a value.

Confucianism has made society stable, people's hearts and minds, and calmed down unstable factors, which are beneficial and harmless to the rulers in history.

There are many reasons for China's decline, but the key problem is that it has not created a driving force in the mainstream consciousness, which is not something that can be determined by a simple academic degree, but is related to the mental outlook of people throughout history.

It is recommended that you take a look at Liang Shuming's book, and after reading it, you will understand these issues better.

When Confucianism was in power, China was in the first position in the world in 2000, how can it be said to be weak?

There are many reasons for China's decline, and I personally think it is because I have been in the first place for too long, I feel that I am good at everything, I refuse to learn barbarian things, and my thoughts are always limited to one point.

Example: China has been 5 voices for thousands of years, and foreign countries have started late but from 2 voices to 4 voices to 8 voices to 12, slowly moving forward step by step.

Foreigners are bold, dare to guess in any field, and until now, many foreigners are wrong in studying Darwin's "Origin of Species" and "General Relativity" is wrong, trying to create a new mathematical system to replace the inefficient "Calculus".

After reading their thoughts, I realized how small my thoughts were...

The vigorous development of Confucianism has shackled people's minds.

Since then, China's mind has been imprisoned.

Go ask Emperor Wu of Han, he's a shit.

Confucianism is obviously harmful. Confucianism played a positive role in the era of the hundred schools of thought, and then in the Han Dynasty, Dong Zhongshu proposed to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to "depose the hundred schools of thought and respect Confucianism alone", and Confucianism reached a turning point, which was modified and systematized and perfected, and became a tool of feudal rule. Zhu Xi further deepened the ideological dominance and influence of Confucianism.

It has become the dominant ideology of China's 2,000-year-old feudal society, and its influence is far-reaching (I personally believe that it has been left behind for thousands of years).

Doctrines should contain a myriad of ideas, and any thought has advantages and disadvantages. Take the strengths of a hundred schools and make up for the shortcomings of a family.

Personally, I think that the merit of Confucianism lies in self-cultivation. Xunzi stood out from Confucianism to form new theories, and even opposed Confucius's theory of the inherent goodness of human nature, and taught two Legalist figures. It is the embodiment of the free development and ideological progress of Confucianism.

In terms of public speech, one is to imprison the Chinese mind and the historical sinners of Confucius by black Confucianism. The other is to honor Confucianism in the dead and propagate the first of the hundred schools of Confucianism and the only orthodox culture in China for thousands of years.

The fight between the two sides instigated a lot of blind followers, and the public shouted and cheered for it. No normal person can happily understand traditional Chinese culture and Confucianism.

Now that you are open-minded, you can learn from Mohist, Legalist, Taoist, and miscellaneous people, and you can choose freely if you like, and no one cares about you who worship the fascist Nazis. There are so many ideologies and cultures, as well as pseudo-ideas and pseudo-science, and it is not that you do not have the ability to think independently, absorb the essence, remove its spoilage, and don't be led by others by the nose.

The status of the school poison was established during the Han Dynasty of China, and the real highest stage of its development should be the Song Dynasty.