Eight virtues a person must have

The eight contents of traditional Chinese virtues

I. The basic spirit of virtues is to take virtue as the root, emphasizing the difference between man and beast, and the fact that human beings are better than good without conscience, which is reflected in the nascent morality and the pursuit of moral values. The main ones are: uprightness, modesty and shame, goodness and learning.

Second, the essence is to control profit with righteousness, the value of human beings should be moral, sublimated into the "born to wear righteousness", "righteousness is born with the Tao" concept of life.

Three, advocating self-cultivation, which is the Chinese nation has always attached importance to the embodiment of character cultivation. Mainly: sentiment, introspection, self-sacrifice, modesty, talk, generosity.

Four, loyalty to the country.

Fifth, benevolence and filial piety ladder.

Sixth, honesty and good manners.

Seven, the world for the public.

VIII. Self-improvement.

The above are the beautiful virtues inherent in the Chinese nation, which have been passed down from generation to generation and are characterized by Chinese social morality. This is the spiritual treasure house of the Chinese nation.

Or a simpler one

Eight Honors and Eight Shames