In Confucianism, doing no evil means that people should not have malicious behavior in interpersonal communication. Confucianism believes that human beings are social animals and need mutual support and care, otherwise society will be difficult to maintain. The moral concept of doing no evil requires that people should not be malicious when dealing with others, but should respect and help others from the heart and establish harmonious interpersonal relationships.

Judging from the naive thoughts of Confucianism, it is a psychological desire to feel the care and support of others in social life. People need to be loved, understood and affirmed in order to obtain inner peace and satisfaction. The moral requirement of doing no evil is to make people's hearts harmonious through love, tolerance and tolerance.

The moral thought of doing no evil is not only manifested in personal communication, but also included in collective life. The Confucian thought of no evil and no resentment advocates that there should be no mutual suspicion and struggle in group life. Any malice, jealousy and hatred will have a negative impact on the group, and those who make mistakes will make the group lose cohesion and centripetal force. Therefore, the idea of doing all kinds of evil also hopes to build a harmonious collective relationship through love and tolerance.