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Meanings of confucian in English
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confuciano Usage of confucian in English
1
The Confucian moral rules were unnecessary because the people were naturally good.
2
Any breach of this Confucian law risked the collapse of the Empire.
3
The teaching I give is based on Confucian, Christian and Buddhist principles.
4
This was, of course, the essence of Chinese thought, Confucian and Taoist.
5
Also, Confucian thinking is secular, which sits easily with Marxist thinking.
6
The Confucian teacher was strict in his manner as becoming to his profession.
7
One Confucian ideal, though, sits very awkwardly with China's booming economy.
8
Such appears to have been, in all ages, the Confucian economy.
9
This is supposed to be the distilled essence of Shinto and Confucian teaching.
10
On the pedestal are Confucian and Taoist deities, ten in number.
11
It appears in this Work under the title of 'Confucian Analects.'
12
In that light, Gore's trip was a Confucian tour de force.
13
The High Priest gave the party the Confucian blessing of farewell.
14
Who can deny furthermore that Wang's philosophy is Zen in the Confucian terminology?
15
Confucian values, as we have seen, included giving priority to good government at home.
16
The Confucian approach to society places the greatest emphasis on social cohesion and harmony.
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