After thousands of years' evolution, China's thought of ruling by virtue gradually deepened around what.

After thousands of years' evolution, China's thought of ruling by virtue has always been deepened around the core concept of "virtue".

In primitive society, the idea of ruling by virtue was mainly embodied in the living standards and behavior norms among clan members. At that time, people depended on natural forces to survive. In order to maintain harmony and stability within the clan, clan leaders must have noble moral quality and fair leadership ability. Clan members must also abide by certain moral norms, such as respecting the old and loving the young, making concerted efforts and sharing achievements.

After entering the feudal society, the thought of rule by virtue has been more widely promoted and applied. The feudal society, based on the divine right of monarchy, emphasized the moral exemplary role of monarchs, and believed that monarchs should have moral qualities such as kindness, loyalty and justice, and govern the country through the combination of kindness and kindness. At the same time, the feudal society also emphasized the hierarchical system, requiring people of different classes to perform different duties and obligations in different posts, which is also the embodiment of the idea of ruling by virtue.

In modern society, the idea of ruling by virtue has gradually evolved into the idea of combining the rule of law with the rule of virtue. Rule of law is the foundation and guarantee of rule of virtue, and rule of virtue is the supplement and perfection of rule of law. In practice, the idea of ruling by virtue requires people to abide by moral norms and laws and regulations, while emphasizing personal self-discipline and social self-management. At the same time, the thought of ruling by virtue also emphasizes social justice and equality, and requires the government and social organizations to follow the principles of justice, fairness and openness in the process of governance, and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the people and social stability.

Always around the reasons for the gradual deepening of morality.

Morality is one of the most basic concepts in China's traditional culture, and it is also the core of China's thought of ruling by virtue. In the traditional culture of China, "Tao" refers to the origin and laws of all things in the universe, and "virtue" refers to the moral standards and codes of conduct that human beings should follow. This idea emphasizes that human beings should follow the laws of nature and society, pay attention to internal cultivation and external behavior norms, so as to achieve social harmony and stability.

China's thought of governing the country by virtue emphasizes governing the country by virtue. In ancient China, the rulers believed that morality was the basis of governing the country, and only through moral education and guidance could political stability and social harmony be achieved. Therefore, we should attach importance to moral education, formulate moral norms, emphasize that national governance must put morality first, and emphasize that leaders should set an example for the people.