An example of traditional culture seeking good fortune and avoiding evil.

China's traditional culture is eclectic. Although Confucianism has been orthodox since ancient times, it has not unified the whole country. It should be said that a hundred schools of thought contend. Especially now, we can't regard a certain family as the representative of traditional culture. If you can have extensive contact, you won't go astray. For example, Confucianism says that human nature is good and Mohism says that human nature is evil. For example, the Book of Changes talks about the unity of heaven and man, but we still have the saying that some people will conquer nature. For example, Lao Tzu said "Dare to be the first in the world", and we also said "Dare to be the first in the world". So traditional culture itself can overcome those negative effects.

Of course, I didn't answer your question directly. If the answer is yes, we can take some Confucian views as positive and negative examples. For example, the idea of "the golden mean" is not as good as it, and it is not good to lean left and right. On the contrary, sometimes the doctrine of the mean means good people. To give another example, such as "respecting teachers and attaching importance to teaching", the positive side can cultivate our modesty and eagerness to learn, while the negative side can easily make us blindly obey authority.