The Spiritual Connotation of China Traditional Culture

The spiritual connotation of China's traditional culture is: people-oriented spirit. The implementation of "people-oriented" in China traditional culture is people-oriented, that is, people-oriented thought.

The spirit is introduced as follows:

Lingti is a Chinese word with pinyin: jěng shén, jěng Shen, which means to describe the inner soul and psychological phenomenon of intelligent animals, especially human beings.

The Chinese national spirit is introduced as follows:

The Chinese national spirit is gradually formed in the long process of social and historical development. It is the reflection of the social life of people of all ethnic groups in China, the most essential and concentrated embodiment of China culture, and the cultural concentration of people's lifestyles, ideals, beliefs and values.

The national spirit is introduced as follows:

Due to the rise of globalization, the world has gradually become a global village. The Chinese nation also constantly meets other nations, especially the western nations, including conflicts and blending. This is manifested in life, thought, language and many other aspects. It is at this moment of collision between Chinese and western nations.

Many problems are increasingly prominent: does the Chinese national spirit have its advantages? Will it be assimilated by the western national spirit? There are different answers to this question, mainly the so-called conservatives and westerners. But the real solution to the problem is not an either-or choice, but thinking about the essence of the Chinese national spirit itself.

Speaking of the Chinese national spirit, people usually think of patriotism. Heroes from Qu Yuan and Yue Fei to War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression are patriots in a broad sense. Patriotism is undoubtedly a great national spirit, but it is not unique to the Chinese nation.

In addition to patriotism, people also believe that hard work, courage, love of peace, perseverance and self-improvement are various concrete manifestations of the Chinese national spirit. In the 5,000-year history, the Chinese nation has indeed shown these virtues.

But it must also be admitted that other excellent nations in the world also have these virtues. In other words, they are not the unique nature of the Chinese national spirit, but the attributes of human civilization, even universal humanity.