History and Culture Confucianism: advocates the moral concept and implementation of benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom, faith, forgiveness, loyalty and filial piety.
The head of Confucianism is Confucius, Zi surname, Kong family, Ming Qiu, and Zi Zhongni. **Posthumously titled: Dacheng Holy Ancestor. Since the Italian missionaries brought the Analects to Europe 400 years ago, they have had a tremendous impact on the world. As of 2019, China has established 550 Confucius Institutes and 1,172 Confucius Classrooms in primary and secondary schools in 162 countries and regions.
Core proposition: benevolence. Advocate the ruler to govern and be virtuous. Each of us is required to love ourselves, our parents, our brothers and sisters, and we must also extend this love for ourselves and our relatives to the whole society, so that the world is full of love.
Courtesy. Self-denial and retribution, and the ritual system of the Western Zhou Dynasty was restored.
Educate. There is no class to teach. Establish private schools to promote the rise and development of private schools.
Among the 3,000 Confucius**, there are more than 70 people whose names can be reporters. Under the throne of Confucius, the Warring States thinkers Mencius and Xunzi, they inherited Confucius's thoughts, and at the same time transformed and innovated his thoughts, so that Confucianism flourished and eventually became the first major school of thought among the hundreds of schools of thought in China.
Beginning with Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty, Confucianism began to dominate the rivers and lakes and embarked on a dominant position.