What does pragmatism mean? What does pragmatism mean?

1, pragmatism is a Chinese character, and pinyin is wù shí. One is devoted to practical or concrete things, and the other is practical. From "Mandarin Liu": "In the past, I captured the landlord, Huarong. I really don't know, please be pragmatic. "

2. Pragmatism is a national spirit formed earlier in China farming culture. Confucius did not talk about "strangeness, strength, chaos, and spirit", but had focused on social life. Wang Fu's On the Latent Husband said: "Adults are not flashy, but gentlemen are pragmatic." Wang Shouren's "Biography" said: "be worthy of the name, who is more pragmatic, is less committed to serving the name." These thoughts are the embodiment of China culture attaching importance to reality and advocating the spirit of hard work. It refused vanity, fantasy and glitz, pursued a full and energetic life, and created a splendid civilization in ancient China. As a traditional virtue, pragmatism still shines in our contemporary life.