The traditional culture of the rule of law in zhejiang

The traditional culture of the rule of law in Zhejiang is as follows:

Cultivation of Kuanxing: King Goujian's "cultivation of Kuanxing" was one of his strategies for governing the country. Specifically, after the battle of Fujiao in the third year of King Goujian's reign (494 years ago), he was y concerned about the seriousness of the situation, so he began to implement the diplomatic policy of "tie Qi, pro-Chu, and attached to Jin, in order to enrich Wu". On the one hand, he paid tribute in the form of "coins, jade and silk, and children" to befriend the three states of Qi, Chu and Jin, and married Chu; on the other hand, he treated the state of Wu as a vassal, so that the king of Wu, Fu-chai, would relax his vigilance.

Morality and strength: Wang Chong's "morality and strength" is a combination of morality and law. He believed that only when both morality and law were in place could a society be effectively governed. If there is only morality without law, then people will become weak; conversely, if there is only law without morality, then people will become cruel and ruthless. Therefore, he emphasized that morality and law should complement each other and *** together maintain social order.