When did China's revolutionary morality sprout, originate and form?

Revolutionary morality sprouted around 19 19 May 4th Movement, originated from the vigorous and great workers' movement and farmers' movement after the establishment of China * * * Production Party, and gradually formed through the practice of Agrarian Revolutionary War, War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Liberation War and socialist revolution and construction.

Revolutionary morality is formed under the guidance of Marxism and belongs to the socialist moral system, which is essentially different from ancient traditional morality. China's revolutionary morality is rooted not only in the practice of China's revolution and construction, but also in the history of China's civilization, which is caused by the logic of moral development.

China's revolutionary morality is a new stage of the moral development of the Chinese nation. Its appearance and formation is an unprecedented revolutionary change in the history of China's ethical development, marking the end of the dominant feudal moral system.

The emergence and formation of China's revolutionary morality is due to the law of moral progress. It is not only related to ancient traditional morality, but also fundamentally different. It has both inheritance and innovation, and it is another epoch-making achievement of China Marxism on the premise of sublating and surpassing ancient traditional morality.

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The Historical Background of the Emergence and Formation of China s Revolutionary Morality;

1. In modern times, the artillery fire of the Opium War opened the door of the Qing Empire.

In the face of the invasion of western capitalist powers and the corruption of the Qing government, especially with the introduction of western capitalist culture, traditional ethics has encountered unprecedented challenges, and the old and new ethical concepts have had fierce conflicts. People can't help but reflect on "Confucius and Mencius" in anxiety and indignation.

2. The leaders of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, Hong Xiuquan and Hong Rengan, criticized the feudal ethics, at the same time, they also contacted some western ethical thoughts and advocated changing social morality.

They tried to graft some western religious morality onto traditional ethics, but failed to get rid of feudal morality. Li Hongzhang and Zuo, the representatives of the Westernization Movement, are faced with the reality of ethnic contradictions between China and foreign countries and cultural conflicts between China and the West.

While paying attention to introducing advanced western science and technology and setting up national capitalist enterprises, we initially realized that there is no way out to stick to feudal ethics, and we must "adapt" and get rid of some outdated dogmas.

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