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The Ethical Connotation and Contemporary Value of Chinese Traditional Virtues

Pan Liu

Abstract


Chinese traditional virtue is the spiritual core of Chinese excellent traditional culture. It is the moral essence precipitated after
eliminating feudal dross, and has the rich connotation of traditional ethics and red morality. From the five dimensions of human relations, life,
introspection, Datong and standing, this paper explains its core ethical essence, combs the conceptual boundary and the context of ancient and
modern inheritance. At the same time, combined with current society, this paper analyzes its practical value from three aspects: personal selfcultivation, grassroots governance and national construction. It is an important local resource for cultivating civic morality, perfecting credit
system and practicing socialist core values. In the face of multicultural impact and moral construction problems, digging deep and creatively
transforming traditional virtues plays an important role in promoting the construction of spiritual civilization in the new era and strengthening
the self-confidence of national culture.

Keywords


Chinese traditional virtues; Ethical connotation; Value

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/wef.v4i4.9901

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