What is moral quality?

Moral quality is the embodiment and condensation of moral principles and norms of a certain society or class in the thoughts and behaviors of social members, and it is the moral behavior habit formed when people deal with their own interests with others and social collectives.

first, moral quality is a comprehensive expression of people's moral consciousness and moral behavior. Moral behavior is the objective content and manifestation of moral quality, and certain moral behaviors continue to form certain moral habits.

second, moral consciousness includes moral cognition, moral emotion, moral belief and moral will, which are the internal factors that constitute moral quality.

judging and evaluating a person's moral quality is based on his consistent moral behavior.

in the history of thought, ethicists in different periods have put forward moral quality requirements for members of their own class. For example: 1. The book The Doctrine of the Mean, an ancient book in China, requires members of society to have three moral qualities: wisdom, benevolence and courage. 2. Plato, an ancient Greek thinker, put forward the idea of "four virtues", demanding that subjects have the moral qualities of courage, wisdom, temperance and justice. 3. Under the socialist conditions, people are required to have moral qualities such as firmness, courage, advancing despite difficulties, initiative, courage to open up, self-reliance, hard work, thrift, honesty, hard work and selfless dedication.