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    principles have affected their governments and social structures. Confucianism influence Chinese society by creating social customs and evaluating it’s government officials. The formation of Confucianism began around 500 BCE‚ created by the philosopher Confucius. A central idea of Confucianism was the five relationships‚ they consisted of ruler - subject‚ father - son‚ husband - wife‚ teacher - student‚ elder brother - younger brother‚ friend - friend. These relationships have allowed people to know their

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    Confucianism which has bred its prosperity and demise. From its early to modern societies it was abundantly clear that China would be a largely Confucian-based society. Confucianism is a major system of thought in China. Developed from the teachings of Confucius and his disciples‚ their ideals centered on concern with the principles of good conduct‚ practical wisdom‚ and proper social relationships. Confucianism has influenced the Chinese attitude toward life‚ and set the patterns of living and standards

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    power too. It is not good for society in whole. Society consists of simple persons‚ who are a nature existence with emotions and feelings. A human being has a soil. It is a subtle matter‚ which necessary to keep and care. Ancient Chinese philosopher Confucius mentions about saving and keeping soil by means of moral and spiritual education. Methods are four parts of Confucius’s doctrines rites ( li )‚ goodness (ren) ‚master (zi) and filial piety‚ relationship values ( hsiao ). The main idea‚ which unites

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    enlightenment in a new way. He was rich but left all that behind after the “Four Sights” were revealed to him. He set off to find Supreme Enlightenment. Shakyamuni Buddha who taught the Four Nobles and the Eightfold Path for liberation from suffering. | Confucius who taught Confucianism. Family name was Kong‚ he was honored as Kong fuzi. | The origin of Daoism is thought to be the way of the Yellow Emperor. The texts used are thought to have been written by Laozi. Zhuangzi who left government position to

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    To understand the comparison fully‚ it is indispensable to review what is Confucianism and what is American-Puritanism. Confucianism is a philosophy with a religious function. As a system of philosophy‚ its earliest principles were initiated by Confucius (551-479 B.C.) and further developed by Mencius (371-289 B.C.). It focuses on "the correct way of human existence‚ which presupposes an understanding of human nature‚ and seeks the blissful state of human perfection‚ that is‚ the union of Heaven

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    believe strongly that the two can and do work together in harmony. One of the greatest areas where Confucianism and Taoism differ is in their primary focus. Confucianism focuses on the social‚ earthly orientation of everyday life. According to Confucius‚ humans are primarily social beings with a natural capability for goodness - which‚ if followed‚ leads to social harmony. In Confucianism a "superior man" is one who has trained himself to do

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    Hsun Tzu‚ in opposition‚ believed that all human beings are born into a state of primitive evil. While both claiming to interpret the philosophy of their teacher‚ Confucius‚ with certain contrasting ideas‚ it is Hsun Tzu’s ideas that seemed more logical and realistic to the people of China. Hsun Tzu was a devoted follower of Confucius‚ despite his departure from a more "typical" Confucian way of thinking. He believed in dedicated and effective political officials who based their governance on action

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    be better than others which was not always true. Fung’s book provides the historical background of Mencius and how his ideas became so influential. He begins by stating Mencius’ origin which is a native state of Tson and that he was linked to Confucius while studying after a disciple named Tzu-ssu (Fung 68). The article then goes on to account the creation of Mencius‚ which is a book composed by him and his disciples that recorded the information held between him and the feudal lords. His book

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    Each story written by Lu Xun delivers a different message to the readers‚ The Story of Ah Q attacks the bad attributes that Lu Xun thought every single Chinese had. . The Madman’s Diary is a direct strike at the most popular ideology at the time‚ Confucius. Lu Xun brought about these issues because he believes they are the pieces that are holding China from becoming a world power. He has hopes that the Chinese citizens can take the themes from these stories and translate them into their own life’s

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    Ian Cabalo October 2012 Period Two AP World History Unit 2: Chapter 8: The Unification of China In Search of Political and Social Order A. Confucius (551-479 B.C.E.) and His School 1. Confucius a. Educator and political authority b. Sayings were compiled in the Analects by his disciples 2. Confucian Ideas a. Basically honesty and ethical in character b. Thoroughly practical: how to restore political and social

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