What are the traditional virtues of China?

The four traditional virtues of the Chinese nation are: respecting the old and loving the young, being diligent and thrifty, helping others and being brave in taking responsibility.

1, respect the old and love the young: respect the old and love the young. Respecting the old and loving the young is a sign that human beings respect themselves. Everyone has his childhood, and everyone will grow old one day. From generation to generation, from children to the elderly, whether in the prosperous Tang Dynasty or today's society, there is one thing in common, that is, to carry forward the fine tradition of respecting the elderly and loving the young.

2. Diligence and thrift: describe diligence and thrift. From the first chapter of the fifth volume of Lu Yao's Ordinary World: "From this, we have formed a dual lifestyle that we dare to eat and drink, and we can be frugal." Many famous people in history have touching stories about thrift. Thrift is ok, save food and money.

3. Helping others is fun: it means taking helping others as fun. Our five children.

4. Courage: refers to the behavior of individuals who fight against illegal and criminal acts regardless of their own safety, or rescue, rescue and save people, and protect the interests of the state and the collective and the personal and property safety of others.

The main traditional virtues of the Chinese nation:

China is a civilized country with a history of over 5,000 years. Since ancient times, we have paid attention to "benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom and faith".

The traditional virtues of the Chinese nation can be summarized as excellent national quality, lofty national integrity and noble national feelings.

The traditional virtues of the Chinese nation are patriotism, ambition, self-improvement, honesty, shame, loyalty, dedication, pragmatism, diligence and Shang Yong.