What are the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation?

The traditional virtues of the Chinese nation refer to a series of values and codes of conduct formed and passed down in the long-term historical development, which embodies the spiritual outlook and moral pursuit of the Chinese nation.

Kindness-emphasizes the concern and sympathy between people, advocates treating others with love and realizing social harmony. Etiquette and righteousness-pay attention to etiquette and justice, respect traditional customs, and maintain social order and interpersonal harmony.

Integrity-emphasize honesty and trustworthiness, match words with deeds, and establish a good personal reputation. Filial piety-advocating respect and care for parents is one of the basic moral principles of the Chinese nation. Diligence-advocating hard work, not afraid of hardship, and creating a better life through hard work.

Thrift-emphasizes saving resources, opposes waste and advocates reasonable consumption. Modesty-encourage modesty and prudence, be neither arrogant nor impetuous, keep learning and make progress. Tolerance-advocating tolerance, understanding and accepting different opinions and cultural differences.

Patriotism-emphasizes loyalty and love for the country and contributes to the prosperity of the country. Dedication-advocating love and dedication to work, pursuing professionalism and outstanding achievements.