What are the concrete manifestations of China's traditional cultural spirit in Confucianism?

In the 5000-year history of traditional culture in China, Confucianism played a very important role in every dynasty. Moreover, Confucianism founded by Confucius is an ideological theory that is reflected and sorted out according to the state of social development, and then explained. The spirit of patriotism put forward by Confucianism, and the broad mind of advocating the harmonious coexistence of all ethnic groups and the brotherhood of all seas all reflect the traditional cultural spirit of China.

1. Ruling the world with Confucianism In the traditional culture of China, there is a saying called ruling the world with Confucianism. This statement clearly shows that Confucian culture has a unique social function in China's traditional culture. In the feudal society of China for more than 2,000 years, Confucianism has always been highly respected, which has had a far-reaching impact on the official history of China. But since Confucianism was defined as orthodoxy by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Although the monarchy was guaranteed, the central management was strengthened. However, invisibly, those who learn have become more professional and aristocratic.

Second, Confucianism embodies the characteristics of traditional culture. China traditional culture is a relatively stable cultural form gradually formed by the Chinese nation in the long-term historical development. So some people say that China's traditional culture is healing culture, which pays more attention to harmony. Combining people and groups to form a subtle cultural relationship will help to promote the formation of national unity and mutual love. This is reflected in the broad spirit of benevolence of Confucianism. Confucius put forward the idea of building a harmonious society with kindness, emphasizing the harmony of interpersonal relationships.

Third, the complementary relationship To sum up, the Confucian culture created by Confucius is of great significance to China from ancient times to the present. There is a flesh-and-blood relationship between them, that is to say, the traditional culture of China contains Confucian culture, and it is embodied by the spirit of Confucianism. However, for us in today's society, it is more important to take the essence of culture and discard its dross.