What is the basic content of traditional Chinese morality?

Morality is an accessory of culture, and using morality to bind people, or using morality to bind culture, is a kind of reversal, and if it succeeds, it can only mean that the culture has deteriorated.

1) Pay attention to the interests of the whole, the country and the nation, and emphasize the sense of responsibility and dedication to the society, the nation and the country.

2) Advocate the principle of "benevolence" and pursue interpersonal harmony.

Nowadays, we have been emphasizing the need to make society a harmonious society. Man is the person of society, and society is the society of people. As a young generation, a high-spirited generation, we college students are the pioneers of this theme.

Among our classmates, we should "put ourselves and others" and care for others; In the process of getting along with others, you should put yourself in each other's shoes. Emphasizing social harmony, stressing harmony, advocating solidarity and mutual assistance, and pursuing harmony between nature and man, interpersonal harmony, and physical and mental harmony.

3) Emphasize humility and courtesy, emphasizing Cork's arrogance and self-defense.

Since ancient times, China has had the reputation of "the state of etiquette", and humility and courtesy are the fine moral traditions of the Chinese nation. In traditional Chinese morality, humility is not only a virtue of one's own self-cultivation, but also a moral requirement for one's life. Humility means to be humble and humble to oneself; Respect means respect for people, courtesy.

These are the things our parents taught us when we were children.

4) Advocate consistency between words and deeds, emphasizing the observance of integrity.

In the eyes of the ancient Chinese, honesty refers to a kind of true and unfalse character, which is also the foundation of morality. Faith refers to an honest and undeceived character who keeps his promises. The content and requirements of integrity are multifaceted, but the most basic thing is based on sincerity, and the virtue of winning the trust of people lies in the belief in words, deeds, words and deeds, consistency in words and deeds, consistency in words and deeds, attention to credit, and compliance with promises.

5) Pursue the spiritual realm and regard the realization of moral ideals as a high-level need.

Traditional Chinese morality believes that the reason why human beings are different from other animals is that they have morality, therefore, in addition to material needs, people also have spiritual needs, and the noblest of all spiritual needs is moral needs. Moral necessity is the pursuit of an ideal personality. To achieve this pursuit, we should be wise.

In our university life, in fact, actively asking for a new party organization is a high-level need for our own spiritual realm. Studying the party constitution and attending party classes are our spiritual pursuits.

1. Benevolence: people-oriented, approachable, is a requirement for virtue.

The benevolent one, the second person. It refers to being able to achieve harmony and harmony when getting along with another person, that is, benevolence.

Benevolence, easy also. You can't just think about yourself in everything, put yourself in the shoes of others, think about others, and do things for yourself, that is, benevolence. Confucianism values benevolence, benevolence, and love. In short, to love others is to be benevolent.

2. Righteousness: The responsibility and dedication of life are the expression of the lofty morality of the Chinese.

The righteous are the first to write, such as adding a little bit to the reading. It is righteous to stand up and help others when they are in trouble.

The meaning of ancient words is inseparable from me, use the king in my body to distinguish right from wrong, and when people need it, take action in time and help others one or two times, which is righteousness.

3. Rites: "Ming Rites" is about civilization, "the use of rites, and harmony is precious and wide", and its value orientation is "harmony".

The salute is also shown to others. If you bend down, you are tall, and you are polite to others. Therefore, respecting others is courtesy.

The ancient rites show people like crooked grains. Only ears full of grain will bow their heads, and the essence of the ceremony lies in the song.

4. Wisdom: that is, wisdom, distinguishing between right and wrong, good and evil, not only knowing people, but also knowing oneself.

A wise man knows everyday things too. If you think through the things in your daily life, you are called wisdom.

5. Faith: Honesty is an important social moral norm.

Those who believe, people also speak. In ancient times, there was no paper, and experience and skills were taught by word and deed. At that time, people were innocent and simple, and they didn't have so many fancy intestines, so they were real and reliable.

The knowledge of the world around them that others have bought with their lives or blood will suffer if they do not believe it. In this way, the believer is really the word of mankind, something that mankind has summed up from universal experience, and of course it will not deceive people.

"Benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom and faith" is the "Five Constants" of Confucianism, which runs through the development of Chinese ethics and has become the core factor in China's value system.

Hello, (1) the supremacy of the whole, the sense of social responsibility and mission of "self-denial and dedication". (2) The principle of interpersonal harmony of benevolence and benefit, and (3) the vigorous spirit of "unremitting self-improvement" and the broad-mindedness of "virtue". (4) Self-cultivation and self-discipline, and the principle of moral cultivation in practice.

The so-called traditional virtues of the Chinese nation are the sum total of the Chinese nation's outstanding national qualities, fine national spirit, lofty national integrity, noble national feelings, and good national etiquette. It enables people to cultivate patriotic sentiments and establish the ambition of loving the country and the people from an early age; It makes people filial to their parents and full of filial piety to them; It allows people to do their best to help others. It touches everyone around them, and makes people in the world understand that the beauty of the soul is the real beauty, thus making up for ignorance and clumsiness, ugliness and shortcomings.

Traditional virtues include the following: benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom, loyalty, filial piety, loyalty, honesty, shame, diligence, courage, respect, forgiveness, prudence, frugality, forbearance, friendship, kindness, and harmony. The content of traditional virtues can be described as broad and profound, touching all spheres of social life.

To sum up, it can be divided into three aspects: "self-cultivation", "Qi family", and "governing the country".