Keeping pace with the times and staying prosperous, what exactly is its connotation?

Keeping pace with the times, the connotation of everlasting prosperity is to progress with the times, achieve long-term prosperity and never decline.

Advancing with the times is the essence of the important thought of "Three Represents".

Keeping pace with the times mainly means that people's ideas, ideologies, and behaviors must continue to develop and change with the development of society and the changes of the times, and keep pace with the advancement of the times.

Keeping pace with the times is that all current theories and work must reflect the characteristics of the times, grasp regularities, and be creative.

Keeping pace with the times has further highlighted the aggressive nature of the ideological line.

Keeping pace with the times shows and requires people to have a sense of urgency that time has not waited for us and that if we do not advance, we will retreat; a deep sense of historical worries; a high-spirited and enterprising mental state; an unwillingness to lag behind, to catch up, and to

The ambition and ability to achieve national rejuvenation.

Keeping pace with the times and Chinese traditional culture: From the perspective of our country’s traditional culture, keeping pace with the times is a fine tradition and valuable quality of the Chinese nation.

Chinese civilization has a history of more than 5,000 years, and its cultural system has not been broken for thousands of years, and is always being passed on and developed. This is something that other cultures do not have in the history of world culture.

Chinese traditional culture attaches great importance to "time". As mentioned earlier, there is "keeping pace with the time" in "The Book of Changes", and Confucius also talked about "making the people follow the time" and so on.

The Confucian classics "Four Books and Five Classics" represent the basic ideological system of Confucianism since the Qin and Han Dynasties. "The Great Learning", which ranks first among the "Four Books", emphasizes that the words and deeds of ancient gentlemen must be "new every day, new every day, and new every day."

Confucius founded the Confucian school, and Mencius and Xunzi enriched and developed the original Confucian school.

Later, Cheng Ti, Cheng Yi, Zhu Jia and others founded New Confucianism (Neo-Confucianism) on this basis. By the 1920s, when Confucianism reached its third phase, modern New Confucianism emerged. Confucianism was the main culture of the Chinese nation.

Thought.

From the works of my country's famous thinkers, we can find brilliant thoughts full of dialectical wisdom that advocate change and innovation, and advocate that "do not revise the ancients, and follow the law forever".