24 words in traditional Chinese culture?

The phrase loyalty, filial piety, benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom and faith does not actually have 24 characters, but only 12, and the order should be: benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom, faith, loyalty, filial piety, fraternity, modesty, forgiveness, courage, and concessions.

1, Ren: an ancient Chinese moral category with a very broad meaning. This refers to the mutual love between people.

2. Righteousness: This refers to what is just and reasonable and should be done.

3. Ritual: An ancient Chinese social norm and moral code. In the Spring and Autumn Period, the statesman Zi Chan was the first to regard "rites" as the norms of people's behavior.

4. Zhi: "Zhi" means wisdom, intelligence, talent and resourcefulness. According to Confucius, only a wise person can realize that "benevolence" is beneficial to him, and then he can carry out "benevolence".

5. Xin: a Confucian ethical category. It means honesty, trustworthiness and non-hypocrisy. "Faith" is one of the important conditions for Confucianism to realize the ethical principle of "benevolence", and it is also one of the contents of its moral cultivation.

6. Loyalty: The moral code of Confucianism. By "loyalty", Confucius meant a relationship with others, and doing one's best to help others was called "loyalty".

7. Filial piety: a Confucian ethical category. It mainly refers to honoring one's parents and serving them well. Confucianism believes that filial piety is the most fundamental of all morals.

8. Brotherly love: a Confucian ethical category that refers to honoring and obeying one's elder brother. It is often juxtaposed with "filial piety" and called "filial piety and fraternal duty".

9. Jie (节): temperament and integrity.

10. Forgiveness: An ancient Chinese concept of ethics and morality. "Forgiveness requires that one should not impose on others what one does not want to do.

11, Yong: a Confucian ethical category. It refers to decisiveness and bravery. Confucius put "courage" as one of the conditions for giving "benevolence".

12, let: refers to humility, courtesy. Humility is a traditional virtue of the Chinese people.