What is the ideal personality of Confucianism

The ideal personality of Confucianism is the gentleman's personality of "being sage inside and being king outside", and benevolence and propriety are its deep-rooted themes. Among them, "benevolence" refers to the consciousness of personality subject, and "courtesy" refers to external social constraints.

Brief introduction of Confucianism

Confucianism, also known as Confucianism, is one of the pre-Qin philosophers' theories. Confucianism is the mainstream of traditional culture in China, which has a far-reaching impact on society. It is the most influential school in China and the mainstream consciousness in ancient China.

Benevolence in Confucianism is the theoretical core of Confucius' ideological system. It is the highest ideal and standard of Confucius' social and political ethics, and also reflects his philosophical views, which has a far-reaching impact on later generations.

The ideal personality characteristics of Confucian "sage inside and king outside"

1, benevolent spirit. In Confucian ethical ideals, benevolence is the name of all virtues and the most important ethical and moral requirement. It embodies a spirit of compassion, care, love, respect for others and even taking everything in the world as the body.

2, the feelings of saving the world. Confucianism not only requires people to be "inner saints", but also emphasizes that "inner saints" are embodied in practical application, so they have negative effects of practical application.

3. Moderate quality. Oppose "arrogance" (arrogance) and "stubbornness" (timidity)

4. Pay attention to integrity and be enterprising. Mencius put forward: "wealth can't be lewd, poverty can't be moved, and power can't be bent." In addition, Confucius and Mencius also mentioned the dedication of "killing for life" and "giving one's life for justice".