The meaning of courtesy, righteousness, honesty and shame

The meaning of "courtesy, righteousness, honesty and shame": This was the criterion for Guan Zhong, a statesman of Qi State, to assist Qi Huangong in executing government decrees in the Spring and Autumn Period, and later became the moral standard and governance program of China feudal society (also called "four dimensions"). Now it also refers to the universal moral norms of society.

Analysis: courtesy is etiquette; Righteousness is morality; Integrity and honesty; Shame is shame. Polite, ethical, honest and shameful.

Pronunciation: l l lǐ yì lián chǐ ǐ.

Source: Guanzi herder: What is four dimensions? One is courtesy, the other is righteousness, the third is honesty, and the fourth is shame.

Example: In the old society, some people who advocated propriety, justice and honesty often did things that were incompatible with propriety, justice and honesty.

Synonym: three cardinal guides and five permanent members.

Antonym: shameless.

Courtesy, righteousness, shame and making sentences

1. In the traditional culture of China, ceremony refers to the norms and standards of behavior.

2. Be loyal and don't betray your friends.

Honesty is the basic quality that every citizen should have, and you can't take bribes.

4. In the workplace, we should abide by professional ethics and conduct, and pay attention to honesty and shame.

Loyalty is a person's basic quality. You should be loyal to your career, family and friends.

As a citizen, we should have patriotism and professionalism, and make constant efforts to contribute to the motherland and the people.

7, when dealing with interpersonal relationships, we should respect others, pay attention to etiquette, don't lose the basic human touch.

8. Be principled, have your own beliefs and beliefs, and don't go with the flow.