Morality is what is used as a way of evaluating

Morality is good and evil as a way of evaluation.

Morality is a code of behavior that regulates the relationship between people and between individuals and society, using good and evil as criteria. Morality always promotes good and suppresses evil.

Morality is different from law in that it judges a person's quality based on social opinion, traditional culture and living habits, and relies mainly on people's conscious inner concepts to maintain. The moral level of citizens reflects the basic quality of a nation and the degree of civilization of a society.

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The Function of Morality

All human activities are aimed at obtaining some kind of happiness, the difference lies in the kind of happiness and the degree of completeness. The activity of morality, since it is an activity, is certainly no exception to the rule that it is also in pursuit of some kind of happiness.

The human soul may be roughly divided into three parts, namely, the part of nourishment and reproduction, the part of feeling and desire, and the part of mind and reason. Since morality is closely related to practice and activity, it aims at the pursuit of happiness in the feeling and desire part of the human soul.