What are the harmonious thoughts in China's traditional culture?

The harmonious thought in China's traditional culture has the following aspects:

1, the harmony between man and nature: the idea of harmony between man and nature

On the relationship between man and nature, China's traditional thought advocates "the unity of man and nature", emphasizing that human beings should know, respect and protect nature. Laozi said, "Man should learn from the earth, the earth should learn from heaven, and the Tao should learn from nature." (Chapter 25 of Laozi) emphasizes that people should respect the laws of nature as the highest criterion, and advocate nature and learn from heaven and earth as the basic basis of life behavior.

2. Harmony is the most important: the concept of harmonious interpersonal relationship.

On the relationship between people, China's traditional harmonious thought advocates "harmony is the most important" and tolerates life, thus creating a harmonious social environment. Mencius also attached great importance to the harmonious relationship between people, and put forward that "the weather is not as good as the geographical position, and the geographical position is not as good as human harmony" ("Mencius? In the ugly sun, based on his theory of "good nature", he expounded his thoughts and ideas. He believes that as long as the innate nature of human beings is extended to everyone, a harmonious society of "old people and old people, young people and young people" can be established, thus realizing a Datong society of "people are both relatives and sons".

3. Unity of spirit and form: the concept of individual harmony of body and mind.

In ancient China, the harmony of individual body and mind was also called the unity of human spirit and form, which mainly meant that a person should keep a peaceful mind and have good moral cultivation and personality, so as to realize the harmony of individual body and mind.

4. The concept of harmonious ethnic relations and state relations.

China's traditional thought of harmony advocates "harmony" rather than "conquest" in dealing with the relationship between nations, that is, on the basis of equality, peace, goodwill and harmony.