Characteristics of ancient Chinese philosophy?

★The characteristics of ancient Chinese philosophy, academics generally have the following views:

1) closely linked with political ethics, attaching importance to the reality of life, focusing on the handling of interpersonal relationships;

2) people as the center of thinking, the unity of real life and ethical thinking, with a clear sense of subjectivity;

3) a long tradition of plain materialism and plain dialectics, emphasizing the unity of opposites.

3) a long tradition of plain materialism and plain dialectics, emphasizing the unity of opposites and opposites, with yin and yang, the five elements and the theory of cosmogony being the backbone of ancient dialectical thinking theory;

4) a combination of philosophy and natural science, with a dialectical view of nature based on the theory of the monism of qi, and a unity between the theory of cosmogony and the theory of cosmic ontology;

5) an expansive systemic outlook, with the world seen as a whole as well as as a process, and with the way of thinking that seeks to achieve unity;

6) Confucianism has long been dominant, philosophy has become the slave girl of schooling, and the attitude of scripture is to describe but not to write;

7) the idea of unity of celestial beings is the main line of development;

8) there is a long tradition of atheism;

9) philosophy and religion are one and the same;

10) formal logic and epistemology are underdeveloped, and intuition is the mainstay of thought;

11) the unity of the world and the unity of the world's system are the mainstays of the philosophy;

11) contempt for production and natural science;

12) emphasis on harmony, advocating inward cohesion, emphasizing the homogeneity of the inner and neglecting struggle;

13) strong exclusivity, conservatism, and closedness;

14) a consistent concept of the first king.