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How Confucianism Shaped Chinese Culture and Legacy (Video)
 


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<p>Confucianism, originating during the? Zhou dynasty, emerged as a philosophy emphasizing moral principles and societal harmony, devoid of the supernatural elements common in many other religious traditions. Despite its lack of divine teachings, Confucianism rapidly spread throughout East Asia, leaving an indelible imprint on Chinese culture and legacy.? Confucius, the esteemed philosopher behind the tradition, faced significant challenges during his lifetime, including political marginalization and personal struggles. However, his? teachings? resonated deeply with both commoners and eventually the ruling class, eventually becoming a cornerstone of Chinese society.</p>
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