What does the traditional value of Confucianism mean?

The traditional values of Confucianism refer to a series of moral concepts such as ethics, public morality, righteousness and propriety emphasized in Confucianism, as well as beliefs and ideas about people, harmony, benevolence and morality. Confucianism emphasizes the relationship between people, and its core lies in emphasizing the importance of human ethics, social ethics and political ethics. At the same time, it is believed that human nature is good and conscience is the basis of morality.

The inheritance of Confucian culture has played a vital role in the development of China culture. In this process, Confucianism has been widely passed down and become the core of China culture. Confucian culture pays attention to filial piety (respecting parents and brothers) and the education of governing the country according to law, benevolent governance and good governance, thus making the society more harmonious and stable. At the same time, Confucian culture has profoundly influenced China people's way of thinking and behavior, and has become an important part of China national culture.

Confucianism is also of great significance to modern society. Modern society has developed to a rather complicated stage, and various complicated problems emerge one after another. In this case, Confucianism can help us understand the relationship between people, let us better deal with social problems, and help us overcome the contradiction of personal interests and promote the process of social harmony. Therefore, Confucianism is still highly respected by people and has irreplaceable modern significance.