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On Confucian and the Traditional Virtues in China

Gao Wan

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Confucian thought and the theory of Confucian school is embodied with many fine features of the Chinese culture and tradition. It is of great realistic significance to inherit the essences of Confucian thought.

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Confucian thought and the theory of Confucian school is embodied with many fine features of the Chinese culture and tradition. It is of great realistic significance to inherit the essences of Confucian thought.

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Confucian thought and the theory of Confucian school is embodied with many fine features of the Chinese culture and tradition. It is of great realistic significance to inherit the essences of Confucian thought.

Key concepts: Embodied cognition, Confucian ethics, China, Chinese culture, Philosophy, Epistemology, Chinese philosophy, Aesthetics

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