Week 1-4 第三题

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3. What does “Conscience” in Chinese include?

2024-03-25

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• 魏铭利
  In Chinese, "conscience" usually refers to an individual's inner moral judgment and ethical consciousness, which involves the ability to distinguish right from wrong, good from evil, and the willingness to take action based on these moral standards. This concept not only includes an individual's moral evaluation of their own behavior, but also their commitment to others and social responsibility. In addition, "conscience" implies an ability for self reflection, that is, the individual is able to examine whether their behavior conforms to moral standards and make necessary self adjustments. In Chinese culture, "conscience" is regarded as the core component of personality and the internal moral compass that guides people's behavior.

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• 杜承鸿
  It is the behavior norms and value standards that are generally recognized by the real society and are recognized by themselves. Conscience is the basic form of moral emotion and the outstanding embodiment of individual self-discipline.

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  听风吹麦浪的声音

  People act according to the principles of the heavenly way, which is a good thing. In this sense, the Chinese view of the heavenly way is the view of conscience, and the harmony between heaven and man is universally recognized and practiced at this value level.

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  2024-04-08 刪除 喜欢(0)

• 李明锴
  Chinese morality includes basic moral standards, professional ethics standards, family ethics standards, and civilized etiquette standards. The basic moral standards cover values such as loyalty, justice, benevolence, neutrality, filial piety, integrity, forgiveness, humility, courtesy, self-improvement, integrity, self-discipline, shame, wisdom, courage, temperance, integrity, diligence and frugality, and love for things; The professional ethics standards involve political ethics, military ethics, scholar ethics, civil ethics, business ethics, teacher ethics, and artistic ethics, etc; Family ethical norms focus on parent-child, marital, and elder child relationships; The norms of civilized etiquette include respecting the elderly and the wise, receiving and treating people and things, speaking with courtesy, celebrating weddings and funerals, and other etiquette. Chinese morality is one of the core values of traditional Chinese culture, emphasizing closeness and care between people, respecting and caring for parents and others, loyalty to the country and people, fairness, honesty and trustworthiness.

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