What Is Molality?

Morality is a Chinese word and Pinyin is dào dé. One refers to one of the social ideologies; the second refers to morality; the three refers to the provincial name of Lao Tzu's Tao Te Ching; the four refers to the martial arts and magic of monks. ^[1]

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Morality is a Chinese word and Pinyin is dào dé. One refers to one of social ideologies; two refers to morality; three refers to

(1) [morals; ethics]: One of the social ideologies.

The return of morality also has a sundial. Tang Han Yu's "Mr. Chang Li Collection of Zhu Wen Public School"

As principal, he demanded high ethical standards and courtesy in the school.

(2) [moral]: Moral ^[1]

1. Morality is an ideology that adjusts the relationship between individuals and between individuals and society through behavioral norms and ethical education. It is the sum of norms, standards, and norms that adjust the relationship between people and society through the evaluation of good and evil. The regulatory role of ethics is reflected in almost all areas of people's activities, both in daily life and in organized social activities. Morality belongs to the superstructure and must be suitable for the basic economic conditions.

2. One of the social ideologies, it is the norms and norms of people's common life and their behavior. Morality restricts social life through public opinion of a certain class or class.

"Han Feizi Wuyi": "The ancient times competed with morality, the middle age was driven by ingenuity, and the current day is driven by strength."

"Han Han · Zhu Yi Chuan": "Chen Wen Ren Yi Xing is morally prosperous, morality is prosperous and political, and politics is clear and the surname is Ning."

Tang Hanyu's "Original Way": "Everyone who is a so-called moral cloud is like a benevolent and a righteous person, and the world's official words are also."

Ba Jin's "Home" 33: "He once again exaggeratedly felt that his moral power surpassed this big family that was about to collapse."

3. The provincial name of Laozi's Tao Te Ching.

Song Baozhao of the Southern Dynasties, "Songs of Four Sages": "Close the curtain to" Moral ", and open the Gua to describe the Earl."

Tang Dufu's poem "Emperor Temple of Xuanyuan in Winter", "The old history of the family," morality "pays the king."

Yuan Nixuan's "Kang Suzi Miscellaneous Poems" poem: "Five thousand words of" morality ", but the mystery is mysterious."

4. Kung fu and spells of monk practice.

"Anthology of Dunhuang Bianwen · Buddha said that the Amitabha Scriptures": "Everything about the pear is high in morality, and the rhythm is clear."

The fifth and third replies of "Water Margin": "I was a monk and I did not annoy you. Why did you come across the wall at night and come in and hack me? If I am immoral, I have been killed."

Qing Jiyi's "Reading of Caotangtang Notes · Liyang Continuation Record 3": "The second female ghost appeared to the monk and said to the monk: 'The teachers and others all drink alcohol and eat meat ... bother the teacher's preacher, don't extend the moral high For this reason, he was lucky to be born. '" ^[1]