China traditional culture attaches great importance to moral education.

The Chinese nation's excellent tradition of advocating spirit is also manifested in its emphasis on moral cultivation and pursuit.

In the traditional culture of the Chinese nation, moral cultivation is regarded as the foundation of one's life and an important basis for realizing personal value and social harmony. The ancients said "governing the country by cultivating oneself" and emphasized the importance of personal moral cultivation. At the same time, the Chinese national tradition also emphasizes the pursuit of morality, which is regarded as the spiritual pursuit and value of human beings. For example, the Confucian concepts of "benevolence", "loyalty" and "courtesy" are the pursuit and admiration of moral quality.

In modern society, we can still see the embodiment of this spiritual tradition. For example, in China's education system, moral education has always been placed in an important position, focusing on cultivating students' ideological and moral quality. At the same time, China society also emphasizes personal cultivation and moral self-discipline, and encourages people to abide by moral norms in society and pursue a higher moral realm.

The Chinese nation's excellent tradition of advocating spirit is not only reflected in its emphasis on moral cultivation, but also in its persistence and admiration for moral pursuit. This tradition is of great significance for shaping the national spirit and promoting social progress.

Moral cultivation is mainly manifested as:

1, moral cultivation is manifested in personal thoughts. A person with moral cultivation should have correct moral concepts and values, be able to distinguish right from wrong, good from evil, stick to his moral bottom line and not follow the crowd.

2. Moral cultivation is manifested in personal behavior. People with moral cultivation will consciously abide by social morality, professional ethics and family ethics, be consistent in words and deeds, be honest and trustworthy, respect others, care for vulnerable groups, and actively fulfill their social responsibilities.

3. Moral cultivation is also manifested in personal feelings. People with moral cultivation should be tolerant, kind, compassionate and grateful, be able to pay attention to the feelings of others, understand their difficulties, and face all kinds of disappointments in life with tolerance and goodwill.

4. Moral cultivation is a comprehensive reflection of morality in a person's thoughts, behaviors and emotions. It is not only an external performance, but also an internal accomplishment. In today's society, we should pay more attention to the cultivation of moral cultivation and make the power of morality an important force to promote social progress.