What is the nature of the course of morality and rule of law?

Morality and law are social norms to adjust the relationship between people, and both have the function of maintaining social order.

Law protects the world, and morality moistens people's hearts. Their functions and goals are the same, but their nature is not exactly the same. Laws are mandatory and deterrent to the outside world, and laws must be followed and violations must be investigated. Morality has inherent self-discipline. The human nature foundation of law is the theory of evil nature. The law should punish the bad guys and make people stop being bad guys. Law-abiding is the bottom line of being a man. The human nature foundation of morality is the theory of good nature, which makes people become noble people. Morality and Rule of Law is adapted from the original book Morality and Life. Different from the previous textbooks, Morality and Law is a comprehensive life course based on children's life, aiming at cultivating children's good moral character, being willing to explore and loving life.