Конфуций Цитаты 1.6

This collection of quotes and aphorisms presents the teachings of Confucius, whose original name was Kǒng Qiu. Though he was an ordinary man, his philosophy is often regarded as a form of religion, despite the fact that theological questions are not central to Confucian thought. Instead, his teachings focus on morality, ethics, and the principles governing human interaction.

Confucius was among the first to advocate for the establishment of a virtuous and harmonious society. One of the cornerstones of his ethical perspective is encapsulated in his famous golden rule: “Do not do unto others what you do not wish done to yourself.” The profound resonance of his work led to its adoption as an ideological norm by various states, maintaining its relevance for nearly two millennia.

The simplicity of Confucius' lessons makes them accessible to all, likely contributing to their enduring inspirational power. This compilation aims to reflect the wisdom contained within his quotes and aphorisms.