The basic spirit of China culture?

"People-oriented" in China's traditional culture is "people-oriented" politically, that is, people-oriented thought. China's people-oriented thought has a long history. From the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period to the end of feudal society, almost all progressive thinkers and politicians advocated and publicized people-oriented thought, thus making it the most influential and enduring philosophical and political thought in China culture.

2、? The unyielding spirit of combining rigidity with softness.

Combining rigidity with softness is the theoretical generalization and value refinement of China people's attitude towards life, and it is the most positive content in the Chinese national spirit. When Confucius founded Confucianism, he emphasized "rigidity" without losing "softness". China culture emphasizes "Confucianism and Taoism complement each other", that is, masculinity must be coordinated with femininity.

3. The neutralization spirit of noble monks.

Harmony is an important category of China's ancient philosophy, which plays a unique role in the cultural development of China. It is not only an idea, but also the basic spirit of the Chinese nation. The inheritance of the idea of "neutralization" is particularly important. The Confucian tradition is to control foreigners with foreigners, be virtuous and gentle, and adopt a policy of imprisonment.

Chinese culture is a culture based on Chinese civilization and fully integrated with the cultural elements of various regions and ethnic groups in China. Different from the internationalization of China culture, it can be called "the culture of China" (the culture of China people and China).

The oriental civilization system deeply influenced by Chinese civilization is called "Han cultural circle", which refers to social ideology and reflects the development level of social politics, economy and science and technology. From the invention and creation of the Paleolithic Age to Kang Youwei's reform and political reform and Liang Qichao's democratic revolution, all of them are the driving forces to promote social development.

China culture has not only exerted an important influence on Japan and the Korean Peninsula, but also exerted a far-reaching influence on countries in Southeast Asia, South Asia and even America, such as Viet Nam and Singapore.

China's developed shipbuilding technology, navigation technology and compass technology were first applied to navigation, forming the so-called blue civilization and Pacific Rim cultural circle (Li Er and China waterway history); Zheng He's seven voyages to the West deepened the spread and radiation of this culture, thus forming an East Asian cultural circle centered on Chinese culture.

With the prosperity of China's national strength and the improvement of its international status, all countries in the world, including Eurasia, highly recognize and attach importance to China culture.

Baidu Encyclopedia-China Culture