Being cautious in the end, respecting people's morality reflects Confucianism, which is about treating parents' death with caution and remembering their long ancestors.

be cautious in pursuing the future, and people's morality will return to thick.

If everyone can think about the motive and original intention of this matter before doing something, and can think about the consequences of doing so. Then the folk customs can be honest and pure, and you can do fewer wrong things.

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Be cautious in pursuing the future, and people's morality will return to thick, which comes from The Analects of Confucius.

In The Analects of Confucius, Zeng Zi said, "Be cautious in pursuing the future, and people's morality will return to thick."

Ceng Zi said: "Treating parents' death with caution and remembering their long-standing ancestors will naturally cultivate loyal and honest people."

"Be cautious to the end" is the core premise of "people's morality should return to thick". Without this premise, human beings can't develop and there will be no civilization.

"Pursuing the distance" should be interpreted as remembering the previous sages or sages, taking them as examples and learning from them.

"Be cautious in pursuing the future, and people's morality will return to kindness" is the concept and method of governing the country and the world put forward by Ceng Zi to the ruling class at that time. Life is the most important, people are the center, and people will be educated only by learning from the example. This is Ceng Zi's original intention of "pursuing the future with caution, and people's morality will return to the thick".