What is the contribution of Confucianism to traditional Chinese culture?

I. It emphasized education and created the concept of teaching according to one's aptitude;

II. It focused on morality, etiquette and benevolence. Confucianism requires conscious adherence to truth and goodness, and is typically humanistic and human-centered;

Third, it is good at discursive thinking, emphasizes natural agriculture, values experience, and considers the natural order to be the source of human reason.

Fourth, it advocates agriculture as the basis, which is an agricultural-oriented idea in line with the actual resources of ancient China;

Fifth, it advocates the rule of the country by rituals, which enhances the order of the state and maintains the stability of the society;

Sixth, Confucianism is precocious and powerful in its rule, which has been carried out throughout the majority of the period of the Chinese nation, and enhances the force of assimilation of the nation as well as the cohesion of the nation.

Confucianism, also known as Confucianism, is the most widespread belief in Chinese civilization, which is based on the belief in Confucius as the forefather, and the use of the word "Confucian" as a ****signature of the same, and a variety of ideological and moral norms related to, or claiming to be related to, Confucianism. During the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods, Confucius lectured in the State of Lu, and laid the foundation of Confucianism with the six classical texts of "Poetry, Calligraphy, Ritual, Music, Ease, Spring and Autumn".