What do the ancients mean by morality?

"Morality of the ancients" refers to the values and codes of conduct that represent interpersonal relationships, ethics, cultural traditions, etc. in ancient China culture. The ancients paid attention to family harmony, respecting the old and loving the young, treating others with courtesy, being loyal and trustworthy, and being honest and trustworthy, which showed the characteristics of ancient China culture.

In ancient society, moral norms were regarded as laws to maintain social order. By observing moral standards, order can be observed and maintained, and people's attitude towards things is more calm and modest. In ancient times, people advocated Xiu De to do good deeds to express their recognition of charity, benevolence and noble morality.

The development of modern society has changed people's values, and many traditional moral concepts have been put in a secondary position. However, ancient moral thought is still of great significance, which reveals human nature and the most basic code of conduct. These norms and moral advocacy are not only our cultural heritage in the past, but also one of the roots of the long-term progress of human civilization.