What are the eight virtues advocated by Confucianism?

Eight virtues: Eight virtues respected by feudal society in China, namely loyalty, filial piety, benevolence, love, faithfulness, righteousness, harmony and peace.

Loyalty means loyalty to the cause, duty, nation and country.

Filial piety is to honor parents and the elderly.

Benevolence is generous, caring, generous, good at treating others, not petty, not jealous of virtuous people.

Love is to respect your brother and love your brother at home; In business, respect leaders and be considerate of subordinates. Respect friends in society, from near to far.

Faith is one of the important conditions for Confucianism to realize the moral principle of benevolence, and it is also one of the contents of Confucian moral cultivation.

Righteousness is a moral category with a wide meaning in ancient China, which means justice and rationality.

Harmony means harmony and coordination. As the old saying goes, "Everything is in harmony".

Peace is peace, peace, fairness and equality.