Loyalty means loyalty to the cause, duty, nation, and country.

Filial piety means honoring parents and the elderly.

Honesty means practicing morality and doing things. We must imitate the way of heaven and be truthful and trustworthy. Tell the truth, do practical things, and oppose fraud and hypocrisy.

Trust means keeping your promises, being consistent in your words and deeds, and being honest and not deceiving.

Etiquette refers to the qualities of being civilized, courteous, and knowledgeable.

Righteousness means fairness, honesty, friendship, uprightness, aboveboardness, decent style, and no conspiracy.

Integrity means being honest and noble, selfless and without desire, not possessive or greedy, clean and self-sufficient, and serving the public.

Shame is shame and the most basic bottom line of being a human being.

These eight basic morals form the cornerstone of the moral code of the descendants of Yan and Huang, and are virtues that the Chinese nation has inherited for thousands of years. From a traditional point of view, the Chinese people's view of human relations is "loyalty, filial piety, benevolence and justice" and "propriety, justice, integrity and shame" advocated by Confucianism.

Loyalty and filial piety come first. Chinese people worship "the king of heaven and earth, the master and the master". To put it simply, one must know the rules and not bully the superiors and subordinates.

The so-called "benevolence and righteousness" also talks about interpersonal relationships. The shape of "ren" is "two people", which means comparing one's heart to one's heart, showing compassion and tolerance. The simplified form of "righteousness" is "two people are of one heart", which means sharing difficulties and sharing blessings.

Another way of saying "propriety, justice and integrity" is the "restrain oneself and return to propriety" that Confucius talks about every day, that is, be patient and restrain, do not speak, see or listen to anything inappropriate.

I would like to add that the ancients believed that etiquette determines the superior and the inferior, righteousness is the criterion for action, integrity is the integrity and uprightness, and shame is the awareness of shame. Refers to society’s moral standards and behavioral norms.

If these eight words are really implemented, it will not be easy