Humanistic Spirit in China's Literature

China culture is an open culture, and it is a culture that embraces all rivers. From the beginning, China culture has been accommodating and integrating foreign cultures. Today's Chinese nation is the fusion of 56 ethnic groups, and it is also the concrete embodiment of China's cultural openness and compatibility.

2. World spirit.

"The trip to the Avenue is for common interests" and "All brothers in the four seas" both show that the Chinese nation attaches importance to the harmony and mutual love of the world, rather than confronting or bullying each other. The concepts of "harmonious society" and "harmonious world" put forward by China today are also the embodiment of the great harmony spirit.

3. The golden mean.

The doctrine of the mean is not to be a good gentleman, but to treat people just right, which is the great wisdom of the golden section. China's traditional culture advocates that the combination of "wisdom, benevolence and courage" is the perfect personality, instead of emphasizing one end, which is the expression of the spirit of the golden mean.

4. New spirit.

"Zhou is the old country, but new" and "Gou Rixin, day after day, day after day" are the spiritual manifestations of the times. Keeping pace with the times is to face the present world with an open mind and create something that adapts to the present and benefits all students. The opening and integration of China culture is a new manifestation of the times.

5. The people-oriented spirit.

"The people are the country, and this country is also solid." "the people are the most important, the country is the second, and the monarch is the light." "The state-owned people, the city has a foundation, and the wood has roots." What the people do is good, and what the people hate is evil.

6. Caring for others and bearing social spirit.

"Benevolent people love others" and "mutual love and mutual benefit" all emphasize caring for others. China's traditional culture holds that true personal happiness is bound to be related to the well-being of others and the whole society.

7. Self-confidence, self-reliance and pursuit of truth.

In essence, China culture is not a belief in gods like the West, but a self-confident and dedicated culture.

8. Perseverance and self-improvement.

"The wind and rain are like clouds, and the chickens crow endlessly." Whenever the nation is in danger, countless people with lofty ideals always turn their backs and are not afraid to sacrifice themselves to defend the interests of the country and the people.

9. The spirit of self-discipline and self-cultivation.

"I visit my body three times a day", "I often can't wipe it off and don't make dust" and "from Tian Zi to Shu Ren, it's all about self-cultivation", all of which are the manifestations of the real diligent China people's continuous self-cultivation to the extreme.