What kind of people do Puritans refer to and what are their characteristics?

Puritans (Puritans) are religious sects separated from the Anglican Church in the second half of the 6th century. /kloc-In the first half of the 6th century, King Henry VIII of England broke with the Pope, carried out religious reform and established the Anglican Church headed by the King of England, but kept the Catholic bishopric system, important doctrines and ceremonies. In the 1960s, many people advocated cleaning up the residual influence of Catholicism within the Anglican Church, hence the name Puritans. They accepted the teachings of Calvinism, demanded the abolition of bishops and idolatry, reduced religious festivals, advocated frugality and forbearance, and opposed extravagance and indulgence. Since 1970s, it has left the Anglican Church, established an independent church, and elected elders to manage religious affairs. Puritanism doctrine reflects the moral standards of the bourgeoisie in primitive accumulation of capital's period and the desire to promote political change through church reform. /kloc-In the first half of the 7th century, the conflict between the Puritan bourgeoisie and new noble and the king intensified, which led to the British Revolution, also known as the Puritan Revolution. During the civil war, parliament abolished the bishop system. 1843, Puritans split into Presbyterian church and independent party at Westminster Pastoral Meeting. The latter advocates the independence of local voluntary religious groups and opposes the Presbyterian system above them. After the restoration of the Stuart dynasty, the Puritans were persecuted. 1688 after the glorious revolution, the parliament passed the Tolerance Law, allowing Protestants who do not believe in the state religion to set up their own churches. However, there were still some restrictions on the Puritans holding public office, and the regime was completely open to the Puritans until 1828.

/kloc-john wesley, a famous Puritan missionary in the middle of the 8th century, famously summarized the Puritan spirit: "Earn money, save money and donate money".

Earn money desperately because the Puritans took creating wealth as their vocation and used it as evidence of God's voters.

They save money desperately because they refrain from abstinence, always live a holy and rational life, and expand reproduction with the wealth they earn;

Donate money desperately because they need to take care of spiritual beliefs, communities, countries and other human beings. By donating money and materials, they get eternity in their love for the world. These three spirits are undoubtedly the ideological essence of Puritanism.