A Study on the Rén and Zhōngyōng of Chinese Ancient Ethics Thought

This paper aims to examine the Rén and Zhōngyōng of Chinese ancient ethical thought and to improve the data that can be applied to us at present. From Qin Han dynasty to the Ming Qing dynasty, Confucian ethical thought became the family ethics, social ethics and national ethics of the general Chinese, and further influenced the Chinese life and cosmos. The intense debates of Confucianism, Mukga, Taoism, and law in the Age of Spring and Autumn and Waring States became the basis for the development of Chinese ethical ideas. Since Confucianism ethics has been in a leading position for over 2,000 years in China, morality has become the basis for almost all cultures and politics, economy, and society. The ethics of ‘Xiào’ and ‘Zhōng’ in China played an important role in establishing and maintaining the order of human relations. This is characterized by the use of the ruling method of the righteous through the integration of morality and politics in the ruling method of the righteous. Therefore, it will be important to understand the basic characteristics of Chinese ancient ethical thought and to understand the traditional ethical thought.