The difference between seeking truth from facts and seeking truth from facts

The difference between seeking truth from facts and seeking truth from facts is that one is pragmatic and the other is practical. Details are as follows:

1, seeking truth and being pragmatic

The so-called "seeking truth" means "seeking truth", that is, in accordance with the ideological line of emancipating the mind, seeking truth from facts and keeping pace with the times, constantly understanding the essence of things and grasping the laws of things. The so-called "pragmatism" means doing and practicing under the guidance of this regular understanding.

Step 2 seek truth from facts

Seeking truth from facts is an idiom in China, and the pinyin is shí shì qiú shì ?, which means to correctly understand and solve problems from the actual situation, without exaggeration or narrowness. Wang Xianchuan between Han Shuhe: "Make the past serve the present and seek truth from facts."

Idiom culture

In the cultural history of China, Zhouyi is known as "the head of the group classics" and "the source of six arts". For thousands of years, people have been used to looking for answers in the Book of Changes, from governing the country and keeping the country safe to housework.

In Chinese, there are more than 200 idioms from the classic biography of Zhouyi. These idioms contain extremely rich spiritual connotations, such as "striving for self-improvement" and "respecting morality", which can be called a classic summary of a certain aspect of the Chinese national spirit and have a lasting and far-reaching impact on future generations. To build a socialist core value system, we should continue to exert the influence of this excellent traditional culture.

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