Confucianism

Only Confucius is qualified for true Confucianism. How many people have been harmed by the exclusive respect for Confucianism starting from the time of Qin Shihuang in history? Which dynasty was not replaced by victory? But what did Confucians do after the change of dynasties? All kinds of intrigues, all kinds of struggles for power. In the end, it harmed one dynasty after another and only created the most historical and distorted officialdom culture in China. I am not targeting Confucianism here. It is not advisable to regard a single idea as the ultimate principle, and Confucianism is not used to govern the country. Personal emotion, I don't want to express my displeasure. The sour scholars and rotten scholars should retreat quickly!

Before the Qin and Han Dynasties, Chinese people did not have names. The surname and given name were separated, and only the first name was called, not the surname, because during the birth of mankind, the 'surname' was a specific character equivalent to the totem of human beings (such as the current character '人'). In the tribal period, in order to respect those who contributed to the development of mankind, clans were also respected. For example, the "Shen Nong clan" who tasted herbs to find grains to relieve hunger, the "Fuxi clan" who found animals and mountains to avoid disasters based on the sun, moon, stars, sky, mountains, rivers and animals, and the "Youchao clan" who built bird's nests to protect them from wind, rain, sun and night freezing, etc. After Dayu's son Qi succeeded to the throne, he established the country "Xia", ended the abdication system of the tribe, and changed it to a hereditary system with the king as the king. In order to give the people of the world an explanation to use the country as their surname to prove his divine destiny, "Xia Qi" was the first time that the name was used on an individual. In the Western Zhou Dynasty, in recognition of the merits of the princes, they were given fiefdoms and surnames (most of the princes before the Zhou Dynasty were named according to their directions). After further improving the 'ritual' system, it was stipulated that the king was the king, his son the prince was the prince, the rest were princes, and his grandson was the prince. It is stipulated that princes are called Dukes, their sons are called Princes, and their grandsons are called Grandsons. (Nowadays, those with the surname Gongsun are all nobles) 😑😑😑 During the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, the princes established themselves on their own, and the mobile people who contributed were given the name "country" (this country was a self-proclaimed country by the princes). For example, Shang Yang in Shang Yang's reform, his real name was Yang Yang when he was born in the Wei Kingdom, and he was also called Wei Yang. After he traveled to the Shang Kingdom, he was also called Shang Yang. After Qin Shihuang unified the world, in order to facilitate management, he implemented the concept of "cars in the same track, books in the same text". Another one was the same surname, which made the names common people. Because the cars were in the same track and the books were in the same text, it broke the original habit, especially the books in the same text violated the interests of the nobles of the original countries. Therefore, there are historical records of burning books and humiliating Confucian scholars. The same surname was a reward for everyone. No one objected. I understand what Emperor Qin did. New China spent several years suppressing bandits. During the Western Han Dynasty, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty implemented centralization and chose Confucianism as the spokesman. In order to win over the nobles and scholars, the names were added with characters. The sum of them is your surname and name. Ordinary people do not have characters and call them by their names directly. Characters are a symbol of status. You can only call others by their surname and character. Calling others by their first names is disrespectful and will make you fall out. Names are self-addressed. And the calligraphy is not something you can just think of. It must be given by an elder with status, which shows the preciousness of status. During the political chaos of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when people were in dire straits and people had to flee from famine, they were no longer so strict. For example, the names of Guan Yu and Zhang Fei in the Taoyuan Three Brothers were given by Liu Bei in order to enhance their status outside. We now call the Han people because our surnames and names were perfected in the Han Dynasty and are still in use today. A few ethnic groups only perfected their names in modern times. For example, the royal family Aisin Gioro of the Qing Dynasty also perfected their surnames after the Later Jin Dynasty changed them to the Qing Dynasty, in order to better rule the world and integrate the Han people. Nowadays, some people are giving English names. This is pure admiration for foreigners. Its development was passed down from Hong Kong and Macao, and most of them started from artists. The reason is that Hong Kong and Macao were once colonies. Giving English names to Chinese people during the colonial period meant that the person had been enslaved and could be entrusted with important tasks by the colonizers. As time goes by, more and more Chinese people are enslaved and given important tasks. Li Ka-shing also had an English name, but he abandoned it after he had an identity. However, some people in the mainland, especially artists, went the opposite way and gave themselves English names under the guise of international exchanges and used them in formal occasions. Not using the country's name in formal occasions is an act of betraying the past and forgetting one's ancestors. Condemn it!

I just want to ask what is the difference between this book and Confucianism and Taoism? Mirroring a cat and painting a tiger?

Sir, I am here to urge you to update the book, The Last Qi Men Dun Jia. Good looking. But there are no more updates to that book, so I'm happy to take the money.

Call. Confucianism and Taoism (zhi) sage. Protagonist. What is called Fang Yun, or Fang Yuan. Forgot.

Haha, I just laughed. Those who said this book was plagiarized did not read the book seriously. This book was finished a long time ago. I finished reading it a long time ago. It was written after deleting the unfinished parts. When you finished writing this book, did you start writing the book you said you plagiarized?

This book is a good book worth reading. The plot is compact and the plot is exciting. It is much better than some other life dramas that are as bland as boiled water.

Isn't this a copy of the sage of Confucianism and Taoism?

Damn it, is this similar to the Confucian and Taoist sage? Plagiarized? The sage of Confucianism and Taoism is still good-looking.

Plagiarizing Confucianism and Taoism