What are the traditional values of China? What have the values of young people become now?

China's traditional culture is mainly Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism all emphasize loyalty, filial piety, benevolence, courtesy, righteousness and sincerity.

Loyalty and righteousness is a word written in the hearts of China people, which means that the heart should be kept in the middle, upright and peaceful, and there are no crooked thoughts, evil thoughts and evil thoughts in the heart. The small aspect is your honesty and dedication to your family and friends, and the big aspect is your responsibility to the people and the whole world. Therefore, the earliest loyalty is that the monarch and his son have their own requirements. Later, it was used by rulers and only extended to loyalty to the monarch. The so-called "I want to die, I have to die" and other foolish loyalty thoughts are not the original intention of Confucius and Mencius, nor the feelings of Confucianism.

Now influenced by the reform and opening up and the tide of market economy, the values of young people have been designed by some western businessmen, worshiping so-called stars and advocating so-called individuality and uniqueness. Many young people are confused about how to behave, how to respect their parents and teachers, how to run their own lives and so on. In fact, the generation of post-60s, post-70s, post-80s and post-90s are mostly confused.

Is material life rich and happy? The appearance is getting more and more beautiful, but is the heart also rich? This is indeed a question worthy of our consideration.