On the Basic Laws That "Honesty Reflects Social Existence"
Tang Xian-qiu
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Tang Xian-qiu
Abstract
That honesty reflects social existence is mainly manifested by the following laws: honest behaviors and the concept of honesty are not synchronized; honesty is intended to establish a regulating system for moral behaviors covering individual activities, interpersonal contacts, and political ruling; under the current social conditions, observance of honesty coexists with loss of honesty; only when socialist economic, political and ideological wealth is highly developed and the social morality level is generally improved, can loss of honesty perish from China.
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That honesty reflects social existence is mainly manifested by the following laws: honest behaviors and the concept of honesty are not synchronized; honesty is intended to establish a regulating system for moral behaviors covering individual activities, interpersonal contacts, and political ruling; under the current social conditions, observance of honesty coexists with loss of honesty; only when socialist economic, political and ideological wealth is highly developed and the social morality level is generally improved, can loss of honesty perish from China.
Key concepts: Honesty, Morality, Politics, Ideology, Interpersonal communication, Social psychology, Psychology, Law