An analysis of the ethic harmonious thoughts of the ancient Chinese Confucianism
Cao Xianguan
Abstract
Cao Xianguan
Abstract
In ancient times, The Confucianism used to be popular with the Chinese people, which is, to a certain extent, due to its harmonious property. The essential spirit of Confucianism is demonstrated in ethics, individual social interest, moral education, and personal internal experiences. Nevertheless, Confucianism still displays some limits. Today's Chinese moral education is supposed to use it for reference, and thus overcomes some deficiencies.
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In ancient times, The Confucianism used to be popular with the Chinese people, which is, to a certain extent, due to its harmonious property. The essential spirit of Confucianism is demonstrated in ethics, individual social interest, moral education, and personal internal experiences. Nevertheless, Confucianism still displays some limits. Today's Chinese moral education is supposed to use it for reference, and thus overcomes some deficiencies.
Key concepts: Neo-Confucianism, Harmonious Society, Environmental ethics, Chinese society, Philosophy, Property (philosophy), Aesthetics, History of China