Confucianism

Confucianism, often overshadowed by Communism, has persisted as a core element of China's identity for 2500 years, despite criticism from intellectuals in the mid-20th century. As China rises on the global economic stage, this philosophy is experiencing a resurgence, influencing personal and corporate transformation. Rooted in the teachings of Confucius, recorded by his disciples in the 'Analects', Confucianism emphasizes social cohesion through personal virtue and self-discipline, shaping the nation's political landscape and cultural values.