Confucianism
Is the wisdom of self-cultivation and moral leadership enough to change the world?
4.4 (32)
38 mins
Explore the timeless teachings of Confucianism, a system rooted in moral virtue, social harmony, and self-cultivation. Discover how it influenced generations of Chinese life, from family values to political leadership, and how it continues to adapt in a changing world.
Ep 1:
Is Confucianism a Religion?
Ep 2:
What Made Confucianism the Moral Backbone of Early China?
Ep 3:
What Is the Concept of 'Ren' in Confucianism?
Ep 4:
How Is Confucianism Related to Women?
Ep 5:
Why Does Confucianism Value Sons Over Daughters?
Ep 6:
Can Following Confucianism Turn Anyone Into a Noble Person?
Ep 7:
Why Does Confucianism Compare a Good Ruler to the North Star?
Ep 8:
Is Assisted Suicide Compatible With Confucian Compassion?
Ep 9:
How Did Confucianism See Ritual and Sacrifice?
Ep 10:
Is Confucianism Making a Comeback in Modern China?
Discussions (13)
Fabian
Level 2 · 10 mo agoConfucius really called out the 'xiaoren' for only caring about profit and he wasn't even wrong lmaooo. 2000 years later and people still haven't figured out that being a 'junzi' is the real meta.
Finnigan
Level 10 · 10 mo agoLmao the Sacred Hall in Shenzhen literally shares space with an art gallery. Imagine trying to act like a serious religion when you are a gift shop!
Bill
Level 3 · 10 mo agoYou are forcing a philosophy into a religious box. It is a social code. And this Confucian entrepreneur idea is a joke. It is just a way for modern business to pretend profit seeking is virtuous.
