Moral Lecture Hall Experience

Morality is an important element in the development of advanced culture, which constitutes human civilization, especially spiritual civilization. We usually talk about morality

which refers to the principles and standards that people should follow in their behavior. The definition of morality can be summarized as follows: morality is a special code of conduct proposed by a certain society and a certain class to

people to deal with all kinds of relations between individuals and individuals, and between individuals and society.

This concept suggests that morality is a behavioral norm that regulates the relationship between people and between individuals and society based on the criteria of good and evil

. Morality always promotes good and suppresses evil. Morality is different from the law in that it is based on social opinion, traditional culture and habits of life to judge

judge the quality of a person, and relies mainly on people's conscious inner concepts to maintain.

The word morality has a long history. As early as two thousand years ago, the word "morality" appeared in the ancient writings of China

The term "Tao" denotes the way of life, the way of life, the way of life, the way of life, the way of life, the way of life. The word "Tao" denotes the rule of the movement and change of things; the word "morality" denotes the realization of the "Tao" and the proper management of relationships between people according to its rules

. From the founder of Confucianism in China, the great thinker and educator Confucius, for thousands of years...

People have been practicing virtue.

People have always attached importance to morality.

We sow an action, so that the harvest of a habit; sow a habit, so that the harvest of a character; civilization has been placed in the heart of people in an important position, all the time talking to civilization, never civilized habits of conduct as a small matter. Between everyone's hands and feet are conveyed a wealth of civilized information, let us start from now, from ourselves, from the little things to do, to develop good civilized habits, do civilized students, control our mouth, not spitting; control our hands, not littering; control our our feet, not trampling on flowers and grass.

A person who lives an honest and trustworthy life has a great deal of wealth.

A person must be honest, keep his word, and not covet what does not belong to him. The most important thing in life is to be honest and keep one's word, which is a more precious treasure than material wealth.

So we have to be honest and trustworthy in life so that we can get the trust of others.