How should we treat the traditional culture of China represented by Confucianism?

How should we treat the traditional culture of China represented by Confucianism as follows:

1, as Mr. Lu Xun said, we should critically accept Confucian culture, take its essence and discard its dross. It is unwise to kill with a stick and burn down the house.

2. Confucianism is very different from Confucianism. Confucianism can be everyone in China; Confucianism, mainly rulers rule with Confucianism, fools are ruled. It is mainly the latter that we want to criticize. One school of doctrine is neutral in itself, non-toxic and harmless.

3. Confucius cannot be completely equated with Confucianism, Confucianism and Confucian culture. Confucius is only the founder of Confucianism, and the Confucian culture has been perfected day by day through the efforts of generations, gradually forming what we know as Confucianism or "Confucianism" today. Confucius, a teacher, can't draw an equal sign with Confucianism. Many sayings were added by later generations.

4. There are great differences between daily Confucianism and Confucian classics. There is still a big gap between Confucian forms and historical classics in our lives. Is there a difference between vernacular Chinese and classical Chinese? I wonder if this statement is appropriate. It means that there is a big gap between secular Confucianism and the highest realm of Confucianism. Unless Confucianism is a great scholar, most people can't do it.

5. Confucian culture should keep pace with the times and conform to the world trend. Confucianism has been passed down for thousands of years without interruption. This is a special case and miracle in the history of world culture, and it has strong communication power. For example, the Confucian cultural circle has proved that Confucian culture is not useless and unacceptable in East and Southeast Asian countries. To develop Confucianism, we must keep pace with the times, observe the world, conform to the world trend, and learn from the advanced science and culture in the world today.

6. Educated people are not pure people, but also have their own defects. In the traditional sense, reading writers are full of "benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom and faith". Scholars are poor, worrying about the world first, enjoying the world later, and worrying about the world's poverty. Literati in the world will have secular desires and need fame and fortune.

Remember that most of them are "Kong Yiji" and still live at the bottom of society, except for a few who have learned martial arts and tasted the imperial family. It is as unrealistic as defining the moral vacuum of teachers to ask literati to become immortal saints.