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Harmonious connotation and present educational value of Chinese culture of cultivating personal character

Kang Huai-yuan

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The connotations of Chinese culture of cultivating personal character involve the moral bottom line of knowing disgrace and brave,value pusuit of rectifying self and advocating kindness,the spiritual motivation of stressing and cultivating moral integrity,the soul protection of being blameless in the private life and acting according to one's consistent principle,the practical method of attaching importance to harmony and advocating golden mean,and knowledge accumulation of being learned and thoughtful.If a person's body and mind are cultivated in these aspects,his/her understanding of himself/herself may have the realistic,intrinsic characteristic.Thus,a person's development——the idea that everybody can be Yao and Shun designed by the Confucian,would be bound to play a wonderful movement of big harmony of society,of human relationship,and of universe and human beings.The mastery of these connotations is quite meaningful and valuable for us to construct harmonious society and education.

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The connotations of Chinese culture of cultivating personal character involve the moral bottom line of knowing disgrace and brave,value pusuit of rectifying self and advocating kindness,the spiritual motivation of stressing and cultivating moral integrity,the soul protection of being blameless in the private life and acting according to one's consistent principle,the practical method of attaching importance to harmony and advocating golden mean,and knowledge accumulation of being learned and thoughtful.If a person's body and mind are cultivated in these aspects,his/her understanding of himself/herself may have the realistic,intrinsic characteristic.Thus,a person's development——the idea that everybody can be Yao and Shun designed by the Confucian,would be bound to play a wonderful movement of big harmony of society,of human relationship,and of universe and human beings.The mastery of these connotations is quite meaningful and valuable for us to construct harmonious society and education.

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The connotations of Chinese culture of cultivating personal character involve the moral bottom line of knowing disgrace and brave,value pusuit of rectifying self and advocating kindness,the spiritual motivation of stressing and cultivating moral integrity,the soul protection of being blameless in the private life and acting according to one's consistent principle,the practical method of attaching importance to harmony and advocating golden mean,and knowledge accumulation of being learned and thoughtful.If a person's body and mind are cultivated in these aspects,his/her understanding of himself/herself may have the realistic,intrinsic characteristic.Thus,a person's development——the idea that everybody can be Yao and Shun designed by the Confucian,would be bound to play a wonderful movement of big harmony of society,of human relationship,and of universe and human beings.The mastery of these connotations is quite meaningful and valuable for us to construct harmonious society and education.

Key concepts: Harmony (color), Soul, Kindness, Connotation, Aesthetics, Value (mathematics), Sociology, Epistemology

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