QIN Jun-xiang. Mencius’ Ideal of Moral Quality, Personal Fascination and its Significance in Modern Times[J]. Journal of Yellow River Conservancy Technical Institute, 2002, 14(2): 96-98. DOI: 10.13681/j.cnki.cn41-1282/tv.2002.02.038
    Citation: QIN Jun-xiang. Mencius’ Ideal of Moral Quality, Personal Fascination and its Significance in Modern Times[J]. Journal of Yellow River Conservancy Technical Institute, 2002, 14(2): 96-98. DOI: 10.13681/j.cnki.cn41-1282/tv.2002.02.038

    Mencius’ Ideal of Moral Quality, Personal Fascination and its Significance in Modern Times

    • Mencius’ ideal of moral quality is enriched with "kind" and esthetic moral quality. It is the embodiment of benvolence, justice, courtesy and wit in personality, the concentration of noble spirit, and the harmonious unification of kind and esthetics. Mencius’ personality is the true portraiture of his ideal of moral quality. Mencius’ ideal of moral quality and personality has a permanent fascination. It profoundly influenced the development of the Chinese national nature in the past, and can be used as reference at the present age.
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