Tradition Revival in Contemporary China

Tradition Revival in Contemporary China
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The teachings taught and elaborated by Chinese people on morality and philosophy is known as Confucianism (Craig, 1998). Confucianism originated from ethical-sociopolitical teaching during the autumn and spring season but later advanced to Cosmological and metaphysical element in Han Dynasty (Craig, 1998). After abandonment of Chinese legalism, Confucianism was the dominant ideological state in Han. The primary goal of Confucianism morals was to coat the unfriendly decisions legalized by the British officials. After the Han dissolution in the second century, Chinese citizens were introduced to spiritual and other doctrinal beliefs such as Daoism and Buddhism which influenced their current lifestyle. This paper reviews some of traditions which have been resuscitated in the modern China over the years.
Confucianism has not only been revived in China, but also in America. In any given countries, the level of growth is mostly measured by its political and cultural developments (Elman, 2005). As a result, relations between the revived Confucianism, Buddhism, Islam...