2. Confucianism believes that the real world is the most important, and it also emphasizes "learning from time to time" and "staying away from the unknown territory of ghosts and gods". What it pursues is "virtue, benevolence, courtesy, wisdom and faith". The importance of the seven characters is from high to low, the first is advanced, and the second is second. Individuals should do what they can. That is, strive for Tao, seek virtue first if you are weak, seek benevolence first if you can't, seek righteousness first if you can't, seek courtesy first if you can't, seek wisdom first if you are the worst, and seek trust if you are the worst. It is believed that managers should set an example to manage society and individuals should pursue moral perfection.
3. Buddhism believes that "every life has Buddha nature and can be enlightened and become a Buddha", but people who have become Buddhists can only teach and guide those who have not become Buddhists, and cannot replace personal practice and understanding. People who don't believe in Buddhism will not be punished by the Buddha, but will suffer from reincarnation in the secular world of mortals. It is an idea that is born without caring about the real world and pursuing inner peace.
4. Taoism is similar to Buddhism, but what it requires is not inner enlightenment to become a Buddha, but "enlightenment to make one's behavior free from the natural world and consistent with heaven". This "Tao" is similar to the highest goal of Confucianism, emphasizing that the most important process is also personal practice and understanding, just like Buddhism.
Christianity believes that we should be kind, love the world, love ourselves and others, but God will only bless those who believe in themselves, while pagans and others who don't believe in themselves are guilty, unless they convert within a limited period of time, they can only be forgiven. This feature can be seen in various doomsday predictions. Christians have an obligation to persuade non-Christians, and even to punish those who don't listen to persuasion.
6. The universal value of freedom and democracy in western countries is actually a political philosophy of WTO accession based on Christian beliefs. It does not directly say that it believes in God, but develops the ideas of freedom, democracy and the rule of law to implement the behavior of loving the world. Like Christianity, it thinks that it is the most correct, noble and scientific, that it must be promoted all over the world, that it only protects its own freedom and democracy, and that it has the obligation to subvert and punish other countries with different systems!