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Good moral character: [hòu dé zài wù]?
1, explanation: In the past, people with high morality were able to undertake important tasks.
2. From: Zhouyi Kun: "A gentleman carries things with virtue."
3. Grammar: combination; As predicate and attribute; Refers to moral education.
Extended data:
"Doing things with kindness" comes from Yi Zhuan Kun Gua. "The terrain is Kun, and the gentleman carries things with virtue." Although the academic circles have different specific interpretations of this sentence, they finally agree that a moral person should be as broad and heavy as the earth, bearing and growing all things.
"Virtue" is the noblest morality. The so-called "thing" of "lifting things" refers not only to all things, but also to all people first. "People" and "things" can be called "people" together. Paying attention to morality means educating people and benefiting things with profound morality.
In other words, if you want to carry things, you must have virtue. To be a man, we must first emphasize virtue and constantly improve moral cultivation. Only by increasing the connotation, possessing lofty morality and profound knowledge, and practicing moral norms such as benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom and faithfulness can we become a gentleman, have a strong sense of responsibility and mission, care for and care for people, and handle the relationship between good people with integrity and kindness.
"Paying attention to morality and carrying things" is conducive to cultivating modern moral personality. Confucianism pursues "virtue" as a gentleman's personality, which integrates many virtues such as filial piety, loyalty, righteousness, propriety, faithfulness and sincerity, and almost becomes the embodiment of China's traditional morality.