"The thought of 'self-cultivation, family regulation, country governance, and world peace'" and the construction of a community with a shared future for mankindExploration of the logical coherence
YiLin Ning

Shanxi Institute of Electronic Science and Technology ,Linfen Shanxi,041000；

Abstract: "The Great Learning" originally appeared in the "Book of Rites". After undergoing the elevation movement in the Song Dynasty, especially after the Southern Song Dynasty thinker Zhu Xi juxtaposed "The Great Learning" with "The Doctrine of the Mean", "The Analects", and "Mencius" and compiled the "Four Books with Annotations", the academic system diverged from the Five Classics system into the Four Books system, and "The Great Learning" rose to become "the foremost among the Four Books", serving as the "gate to virtue" in the scholarly hierarchy since the Song Dynasty. Based on the ethical philosophy and political theory of "cultivating oneself, regulating the family, governing the state, and pacifying the world", this paper explores its compatibility with the logical approach to building a community with a shared future for mankind, providing a theoretical basis for inheriting excellent traditional culture and contributing to global governance.

Keywords: Confucianism; self-cultivation, family regulation, country governance, and world peace; community of a shared future for mankind; Marxism

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