Confucianism: How did Confucianism impact China?

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Confucianism: How did Confucianism impact China? Global History I: Spiconardi

Confucian Quotes Read the three quotes. Choose one and respond to it. What does the quote tell you about the person who said them? “In a country well governed, poverty is something to be ashamed of. In a country badly governed, wealth is something to be ashamed of.” “The superior man is modest in speech, but exceeds in actions.” No matter how busy you may think you are, you must find the time for reading, or surrender yourself to self-chosen ignorance.”

The Five Key Relationships Ruler – Subject Father – Son Husband – Wife Older Brother – Younger Brother Friend – Friend Always a superior & inferior in each relationship, except for friend/friend

Confucian Philosophy Filial Piety respect for your parents, elders, and ancestors (Etymology of the Filial) People are naturally good Education is the key to advancement in society To ensure social order, the individual must find and accept his or her proper place in society One should not associate with people who are not upright and moral It is the responsibility of the ruler to uphold morality

Ancient Chinese Beliefs Dualism Two-sidedness of nature. Yin Female, dark, and passive. Yang Male, bright, and active. Yin and yang are not in conflict with each other. They depend on each other. Maintain a balance.

Daoism Laozi Founded the philosophy called Daoism. People should withdraw from the world and contemplate nature. People should not strive for wealth Remain humble, quiet, and thoughtful. QUESTOIN: What conclusions might the artist have wanted viewers to draw from this painting?