What is the basic spirit of Chinese traditional virtue?

Attach importance to the overall interests, national interests and national interests, emphasize the sense of responsibility and dedication, advocate the principle of "benevolence", pursue interpersonal harmony, stress modesty and courtesy, and emphasize arrogance and rashness.

1. Attach importance to the overall interests, national interests and national interests, and emphasize responsibility and dedication: Chinese traditional virtues emphasize "righteousness trumps selfish desires", advocate putting personal interests under the overall interests, and emphasize responsibility and dedication. The Book of Songs puts forward that "staying up late for the public" holds that working day and night for the public is a noble moral quality. This spirit is still of great significance in modern society, encouraging us to consider collective interests and social stability while pursuing personal interests.

2. Advocating the principle of "benevolence" and pursuing interpersonal harmony: China's traditional virtues advocate the principle of "benevolence", advocate "benevolent people love others", and emphasize "pushing others" and caring for others. For example, Confucius emphasized that "don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you" and "you must do what you want others to do." This spirit is equally important in modern society. It encourages us to be kind and caring when dealing with interpersonal relationships, respect the rights and interests of others and pursue harmony.

3. Pay attention to humility, salute and surrender, and emphasize caution against arrogance and rashness: In China's traditional moral culture, modesty and respect are both virtues of personal cultivation and moral requirements for dealing with people. This spirit still has its value in modern society. It encourages us to remain modest and respectful when dealing with people and avoid complacency and overconfidence.