What was the basic idea of Confucius philosophy?

Answer 1

The basic idea of philosophy was that a famous teacher and philosopher believed that education and self-improvement would promote social order, political stability, and universal peace. The basic idea of philosophy was that a famous teacher and philosopher believed that education and self-improvement would promote social order, political stability, and universal peace. The basic idea of philosophy was that a famous teacher and philosopher believed that education and self-improvement would promote social order, political stability, and universal peace.

Answer 2

Confucious (his latinized name; Kung Fu tzu : Kung means " Mr." in chinese, so Mr. Fu tzu would be closer to it) believed that disorder was the cause of problems in the world. When people strove for "right relationships" through politeness, morality, adherence to the law and practicing the social graces, harmony would follow naturally. With harmony, there would be no cause for war, violence, strife or irreconcilable conflict.

Answer 3

Confucius focused on morality, ethics, and proper behavior in relationships. He believed in the importance of personal cultivation, respect for tradition, and the practice of virtues such as benevolence, righteousness, and propriety. His philosophy emphasized harmonious social order through individuals fulfilling their roles with compassion and sincerity.