2008•Journal of Women's Academy at ShandongRequires access

Qing Dynasty's Moral Education and its Realistic Meaning

Wang Ming-fang

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Qing Dynasty is a period that ancient Chinese academy is widespread.Its increase and the government domination bring it to public schools and turn to be educational institutions that government requires.Because of its enlargement of educational objects,the moral education of academy gets wide social meaning.Qing Dynasty's moral requirement and the academy's fete have great conducting meaning to moral education in modern colleges.

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Key concepts: Meaning (existential), Government (linguistics), Moral education, Period (music), Sociology, Resizing, Political science, Law