What are the characteristics of China's traditional philosophy?

Introduction: What aspects does China's traditional philosophy include? There are many aspects of China's traditional philosophical culture, as long as the source of traditional philosophy is in the period when a hundred schools of thought contend. At that time, it was because China's traditional thought had not been finalized, and the culture of a hundred schools of thought made China's traditional philosophy integrated, including Confucianism, Taoism, France, military strategists and so on. Finally, although the feudal rule was dominated by Confucianism, there were other ideas to set it off, so China's traditional philosophy and culture had a long history.

First, pre-Qin philosophers and pre-Qin philosophers are the source of China's traditional philosophy, and many people in hundred schools of thought have a sense of hardship, which is also a necessary element in many philosophies. So what is the spirit of traditional philosophy? That is to say, although there is no mutual communication in the big environment, opinions have ideas to guide people's progress. Just as China's traditional philosophy certainly has its drawbacks, so does western philosophy. Therefore, Chinese and western philosophies have their own merits, and formed a unique philosophy without communication at that time.

Second, the prosperity of a hundred schools of thought contend. The origin of China's ancient philosophy was the change from feudal system to modern philosophy during the Warring States Period. In fact, under feudal rule, there was a philosophy that made people happy to manage the people. In this process, in fact, the emperor didn't know what kind of philosophy was the most suitable for the development of the times, because the meaning of philosophy was to guide the people's progress, and finally he chose Confucianism. It also makes people yearn for beauty and have a sense of urgency. Confucianism is a philosophical feature of combining rigidity with softness.

Third, China's etiquette China's etiquette is also constantly improving. From the traditional philosophy, we can see that China's etiquette has strong rules. No matter from the point of view of teachers or students, or the distinction between monarch and minister. In ancient times, these were strict and distinct, and the class level was relatively solid, which was also the traditional etiquette of China. In fact, these ideas are not only friendly, but also bad. Etiquette spread to China today is a good aspect of being more polite to others.