What are the eight virtues in China's traditional culture?

The eight virtues in China traditional culture are filial piety, filial piety, loyalty, faithfulness, propriety, righteousness, honesty and shame.

According to the different functions of each virtue, these eight virtues can be roughly divided into four levels:

Justice and loyalty

Righteousness-the guide, moral soul, moral spiritual realm and value orientation of the right path in the world;

Loyalty-the responsibility of serving the country, is the core of morality, moral consciousness and value goal;

Sincerity and faith

Honesty-the quality of seeking truth and being pragmatic is moral quality, moral personality requirement and economic value;

Faith-the basic point of starting a business is moral quality, moral personality requirements and economic value;

Politeness and honesty

Rite-the norm of interpersonal civilization, is moral quality, moral external expression and civilized value;

Honesty-the basis of innocence and righteousness, is moral conscience, moral external performance and political value;

Filial piety and shame

Filial piety-endless love is moral emotion, the foundation of moral emotion and the source of value;

Shame-people's bottom line is moral psychology, the basis of moral psychology and the choice of value.