Impact of Chinese Traditional Culture to Normal College Students' Private Virtue Cultivation
Qin Su-an
Abstract
Qin Su-an
Abstract
Chinese traditional culture has a great significance on normal college students' morality cultivation.Private virtue refers to ethics that individuals should follow in daily life.Among Chinese traditional culture doctrines,cautiousness alone and introspection can cultivate students' good habit and life attitude,filial thought of Confucianism can enlighten positive handling of modern family relationship,and the doctrine of mean can harmonize neighborhood relationship.Moreover,Confucianists' upholding loyalty and neglecting personal interests can rebuild college students' unhealthy views on love.Chinese traditional culture on cultivating normal college students' private virtue is of imperceptibility,but its effect is of visibility in end.
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Chinese traditional culture has a great significance on normal college students' morality cultivation.Private virtue refers to ethics that individuals should follow in daily life.Among Chinese traditional culture doctrines,cautiousness alone and introspection can cultivate students' good habit and life attitude,filial thought of Confucianism can enlighten positive handling of modern family relationship,and the doctrine of mean can harmonize neighborhood relationship.Moreover,Confucianists' upholding loyalty and neglecting personal interests can rebuild college students' unhealthy views on love.Chinese traditional culture on cultivating normal college students' private virtue is of imperceptibility,but its effect is of visibility in end.
Key concepts: Virtue, Introspection, Morality, Loyalty, Doctrine, Chinese culture, Psychology, Sociology