University life is free, colorful, and full of challenges. In addition to academics, there is also a "big topic" that is often mentioned but often overlooked - the cultivation of personal morality. What? You say that morality is too abstract and not grounded? Don't worry, today let's talk about how contemporary college students can cultivate super morality!
First of all, you have to know yourself. Don't rush to say, "I know myself", do you really know? Try it, find a quiet time, and ask yourself: What do I really want? What are my values? Only by knowing this can you find the direction of moral cultivation.
University is a small society with a variety of clubs and activities. Don't stay in your dorm, go out and join a club you're interested in and volunteer. Here, you will not only learn teamwork, communication and coordination, but also feel warmth and strength in the group, which will be of great benefit to your moral development.
Traditional culture contains abundant moral education resources. Whether it is the Confucian idea of benevolence or the Taoist way of nature, they can provide nutrients for our moral cultivation. Read more classics, understand history, and you will find that those stories and wisdom that have been passed down for thousands of years are actually only a book away from you.
University is a place where ideas collide, and various opinions and ideas emerge one after another. Don't rush to deny other people's opinions, try to open your mind to listen and understand. This will not only develop your critical thinking, but also allow you to see the world more inclusively and peacefully.
Moral cultivation is not a castle in the air, it must be implemented. Participate in social practice, volunteer service and other activities, so that you can feel the power of moral character in practice. At the same time, learning from advanced figures and being diligent in thinking are also indispensable links. Only by continuous learning and practice can your character be truly improved.
Character development is a long-term process that requires continuous effort and reflection. Regularly review your actions and thoughts to see what you didn't do well enough and need improvement. At the same time, we must also learn to accept the criticism and suggestions of others, and encourage others to change if they do not. In this way, you can constantly improve your moral cultivation and become a better version of yourself.
In short, it is not difficult to say that college students cultivate personal morality, but it is not easy to say that it is not easy to say. It's all about whether you really want to do it and do it. As long as you cultivate your moral cultivation with your heart and persevere, I believe you will be able to become a person of noble character and respect!