What are the fine traditions of traditional Chinese morality?

(1) Focusing on the interests of the whole, the country and the nation, emphasizing the sense of responsibility and dedication to the society, the nation and the country.

(2) It emphasizes the principle of "love and benevolence" and the pursuit of interpersonal harmony.

Today, we have been emphasizing and advocating the need to make society a harmonious society. People are the people of society, society is the society of people. We college students, as a young generation, spirited generation, is the vanguard of this thrust.

We should "push ourselves to others" and care for others; in the process of getting along with people, we should put ourselves in the other person's shoes. We emphasize social harmony, seek to live in harmony, advocate solidarity and mutual help, and pursue harmony between man and nature, between people, and between mind and body.

(3) It emphasizes modesty, respect and courtesy, and stresses the importance of respect and reserve.

China has been known as the "State of Manners" since ancient times, and modesty, respect and courtesy are the fine moral traditions of the Chinese nation. In traditional Chinese morality, modesty and respect is the virtue of personal self-cultivation, but also the moral requirements for people in the world. Humility is self-effacement, falsehood to deal with oneself; respect is respect for others, courtesy to treat others. These are the truths that our parents taught us when we were young.

(4) Advocating consistency between words and deeds, and emphasizing honesty and integrity.

In the view of the ancient Chinese, sincerity refers to a true and undelusional, consistent character, and is the root of morality, so "there is nothing better than sincerity to raise the heart". Faith refers to a kind of honesty, keeping promises character. The content and requirements of integrity is multi-faceted, but the most basic thing to honesty as the basis for trust in others integrity of virtue lies in the words must be credible, action must be fruitful, words and actions, consistent, consistent, credit, keep promises.

(5) the pursuit of spiritual realm, the realization of moral ideals as a high-level needs.

Traditional Chinese morality holds that the reason why people are different from other animals is that they have morality, and thus people have spiritual needs in addition to material needs, and the noblest of all spiritual needs is the need for morality. Moral needs are the pursuit of an ideal personality. To realize this pursuit, one should be wise.

In our university life, in fact, actively requesting to join the party organization is a kind of high level need for their own spiritual realm. Studying the party constitution and attending party classes are all our spiritual pursuits.