Japanese Translation: Additional points for translation.

People of different ethnic and cultural backgrounds have different attitudes toward suicide. Chinese traditional culture has a lot to say about the taboo on suicide, and it has a strong influence on the attitude of young people toward suicide. The most noble principle of political ethics in Chinese history is to "destroy one's body and take the right to benevolence and righteousness". Confucius, who had to die in pursuit of "benevolence and righteousness", and Bo Yi, who had to die on Shouyang Mountain after the King of Zhou refused to give him corn, are some of those who have pursued this principle. Mozi was a fascist who cherished his life in the real sense of the word: "Life is cherished, benevolence and righteousness are cherished, and both are given up for benevolence and righteousness," he said. The Chinese traditional religions, Buddhism, Taoism, and Mokushima, have shown a lenient attitude towards suicide. It is also a way for teenagers to take more or less influence on their suicidal behavior.

This really isn't a great flip, there's so much cultural stuff. Pick me if you really can't find a better one.