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邓一凡Mencius believed that anyone could become a "Great Man" by cultivating moral character and practicing benevolent governance. Great Men possess qualities such as benevolence (concern for others), righteousness (doing what is morally right), propriety (following social rituals), and wisdom (insight and good judgment). Through education, self-reflection, and practice, individuals can develop these virtues and become positive influencers in society.
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用户719629Zuo’s Commentary on The Spring and Autumn Annals outlines five major principles: Humanity (Ren): Emphasizes kindness and ethical governance. Propriety (Li): Highlights social norms and proper conduct. Wisdom (Zhi): Promotes knowledge and wise decision-making. Faithfulness (Xin): Encourages honesty and trustworthiness. Rectitude (Yi): Urges moral integrity and righteousness.
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黄宇晶
Mencius' description of a "great man" is reflected in his teachings. According to Mencius, a great man should have the following qualities:
Wealth cannot be abused. This means that even in the face of prosperity and wealth, the great man can remain sober, not be confused, and stick to his principles and ideals.
Poverty cannot be moved. Even in the situation of poverty and lowliness, the great man can stick to his ambition and moral standards, and does not change his original intention and pursuit.
Power cannot be defeated. In the face of the threat of force or power oppression, a man will not give in, but will uphold justice and defend his faith and dignity.
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朱柏帆Mencius believes that "Great Man" is a term used to describe someone of ideal moral quality. According to Mencius, the ability to be called a "Great Man" is not determined by one's achievements or accomplishments. Instead, the fundamental criterion lies in one's cognition and adherence to "Dao" , the moral and ethical principles of life. -
朱柏帆Mencius believes that "Great Man" (大丈夫) is a term used to describe someone of ideal moral quality. According to Mencius, the ability to be called a "Great Man" is not determined by one's achievements or accomplishments. Instead, the fundamental criterion lies in one's cognition and adherence to "Dao" (道), the moral and ethical principles of life.
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王德庆As a Mencius's discussion on the "Great Man" would likely focus on his perspectives about the traits, role, and impact of significant representative of Confucian thought, Mencius emphasizes the importance of inner virtue and moral cultivation. He believed that a great man should possess noble moral character. Mencius promotes the core values of Confucianism, such as "benevolence, righteousness, propriety, and wisdom," seeing these as the foundation for greatness. He also highlights a sense of social responsibility and mission, arguing that great individuals should be able to contribute to society and people, taking on the responsibility of promoting social progress and development. -
袁关镇
Mencius， a prominent Confucian philosopher， believed that a "Great Man" (da ren) is someone who possesses the
virtues of benevolence， righteousness， wisdom， and strength. According to Mencius， a Great Man is not simply
someone who is powerful or wealthy， but rather someone who embodies the highest ethical standards and is able to
lead others towards virtue and morality.
Mencius emphasized the importance of the Great Man in society， as they are the ones who can guide and inspire
others towards a better future. He believed that a Great Man's benevolence and righteousness would lead to social
harmony and justice， while their wisdom and strength would enable them to overcome challenges and achieve greatness.
Mencius also emphasized the role of education in developing a Great Man. He believed that through proper education and
training， individuals could cultivate the virtues necessary to become a Great Man and contribute positively to society.
Overall， Mencius' concept of the Great Man reflects his commitment to the values of Confucianism and his belief in the
importance of ethical leadership and morality in society.
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王江镨Rites indicate a lack of loyalty and sincerity, and portend disorder. Preset norms are ostentatious representations of Da and usher in stupidity. So a great man should be earnest rather than superficial, be simple rather than ostentatious. Such a person abandons everything superficial or ostentatious, and leads a simple and honest life.
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