What are the four dregs of China traditional culture?

The "four dross" of China's traditional culture refers to the ideas and behaviors that exist in traditional culture and are considered as bad influences and drawbacks. These four dross are:

Confucian metaphysics: Confucian metaphysics refers to the idea of overemphasizing destiny, ethics and moral norms, and holds that people should pursue spiritual perfection while ignoring individual freedom and personality development.

Freedom of Taoism: Freedom of Taoism refers to the ideological tendency of pursuing detachment from reality and wanting nothing, believing that true happiness and happiness can only be obtained from the deep heart.

Buddhism's thought of crossing over: Buddhism's thought of crossing over refers to the idea of pursuing from birth to liberation and escaping from the cycle of life and death, and holds that individuals should ignore real life and focus on the salvation of the soul.

Folk superstition and feudal hierarchy: refers to superstition, feudal hierarchy and the idea that men are superior to women, which are common in China traditional culture, such as worshipping God, paying attention to Yin and Yang, and despising women.

It should be pointed out that these dross are not the whole of China's traditional culture, but only a part of it. Although they have adverse effects and disadvantages, they have also formed many outstanding achievements in morality, ethics, aesthetics and science and technology in thousands of years of Chinese civilization, which has important historical and practical significance.