What is a moral code?

Moral norms refer to moral standards and norms, which are invisible shackles. It is a standard principle or code of conduct that follows moral principles. A code that conforms to morality is good, and a code that violates morality is evil. Morality itself is not contradictory, but there will be conflicts when the executors execute the code according to moral principles. See code contradiction for details.

The role of moral standards

Morality plays an important role in other fields of superstructure and its social life order.

2. All progressive morality always plays a positive role in promoting the development of productivity and science and technology, while all backward and decadent morality always plays a negative role in hindering the development of productivity and science and technology.