The Relations between Moral Integrity in Confucianism and the National Spirit
Wang Xu-song
Abstract
Wang Xu-song
Abstract
Moral integrity in Confucianism, with benevolence as its core, is embodied in the moral thought and practice of morality and personal need, harmony, nation, human-centeredness and so on. The views of the relation between morality and personal need as the basis, harmony as the heart, human-centeredness as the primary consideration are inseparably interconnected and are in harmony. The four views reflect the spirit of the moral integrity in Confucianism and are the basis for the great Chinese national spirit characterized by unity, peace loving, diligence, bravery and continuous self-renewal.
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Moral integrity in Confucianism, with benevolence as its core, is embodied in the moral thought and practice of morality and personal need, harmony, nation, human-centeredness and so on. The views of the relation between morality and personal need as the basis, harmony as the heart, human-centeredness as the primary consideration are inseparably interconnected and are in harmony. The four views reflect the spirit of the moral integrity in Confucianism and are the basis for the great Chinese national spirit characterized by unity, peace loving, diligence, bravery and continuous self-renewal.
Key concepts: Harmony (color), Morality, Diligence, Embodied cognition, Environmental ethics, Sociology, Personal Integrity, Aesthetics