What does "advocating morality and advocating learning" mean?

It means that the country promotes learning.

Chongde shanxue chóng dé shàng xué: The "Chong" in "Chongde" means to admire.

"Virtue" refers to morality and virtue, that is, human quality or character.

"Shangxue" means advocating, advocating learning.

"The Book of Rites" says, "The way of a university is to be virtuous, to be close to the people, and to strive for perfection." It can be seen that virtue is the primary significance of education.

Chongde refers to the reign name: Chongde (first year: 1636 - last year: 1643) is the second reign name of Aixinjueluo Huang Taiji, Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty.

The Qing Dynasty used this reign name for the eighth year.

In 1643, Huang Taiji died, Shunzhi changed to Yuan Dynasty, and Chongde came to an end.

Sentence: The teacher taught us the meaning of the idiom "Chongde Shangxue".

Advocating morality and advocating learning is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation.

My mother taught me to be a person who advocates morality and learning.

We should all know the importance of advocating morality and learning.

It is really not easy to uphold morality and learning.