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Confucian Theory of "Benevolence" and Its Modern Significance

Liu Ying

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Confucian theory of benevolence turns man's mental experience into the behaviors with more profound social moral functions by broadening special interpersonal love to ethical love which is justice.So benevolence is taken as the foundation of the national justice and social harmony,which is of great significance in modern social management system.

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Confucian theory of benevolence turns man's mental experience into the behaviors with more profound social moral functions by broadening special interpersonal love to ethical love which is justice.So benevolence is taken as the foundation of the national justice and social harmony,which is of great significance in modern social management system.

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Confucian theory of benevolence turns man's mental experience into the behaviors with more profound social moral functions by broadening special interpersonal love to ethical love which is justice.So benevolence is taken as the foundation of the national justice and social harmony,which is of great significance in modern social management system.

Key concepts: Harmony (color), Social harmony, Foundation (evidence), Economic Justice, Interpersonal communication, Social psychology, Psychology, Social justice

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