Making a moral point
2 years ago

Making a moral point

China Daily  

An aerial view of Wang Yangming's former residence in Yuyao. Even though more than 500 years have passed, the thoughts of Wang Yangming, one of China's leading neo-Confucian philosophers, still live on and exert a profound influence on Chinese people. Wang trusted in the power of "innate knowing" and believed that there is a sage in everyone, and that it is easy to be a "fully moral agent", because all we need to do is to get rid of selfish human desires. To commemorate the 550th anniversary of the ancient philosopher's birthday, the World Yangming Philosophy Conference was held in Yuyao and Shaoxing in East China's Zhejiang province in late November.

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