6 typical characteristics of military people according to Confucius

Confucius is a famous Chinese thinker, philosopher, educator and politician, famous for his lectures, teachings and philosophies that have a profound influence on the life and thought of East Asian peoples. The Chinese people afterwards confessed Confucius as the Great Master (Master of eternity).

Confucian philosophy emphasizes on cultivating personal virtue and ruling by virtue: "cultivate one's body, become a member of the country, take down the kingdom" , the accuracy of social and moral relations and rules of humanity, "Dao Trung Dung" and the virtues of "Nhan, Le, Nghia, Tri and Tin".

Here are 6 aspects that Confucius raised when it comes to a military person.

1. Wisdom

The former soldier kept himself, unshakable, his heart was brilliant, spacious, bright, tolerant, not hostile to others and living happily and optimally. The thoughtful person who is always worried, thinking more and more, his depressed face, always feels that the society is unjust and always calculating better than others is not worthy of being a soldier.

2. Connect with friends

In relationships with friends, military people are always upright, righteous, treat everyone fairly, integrate and have no contempt. On the contrary, the young man always compares favor - harming, attempting to be personal, just wanting to make a faction with those who have the same thoughts, goals or benefits that are rarely straightforward.

3. Standard of action

When you encounter a problem or need to decide something, the military person always uses the "moral" standard to consider and make choices, never put his personal interests first. Contrary to military soldiers, puppet soldiers when facing extreme difficulties, begin to regress, only do things that are beneficial for themselves and rarely think for others.

4. Speech and behavior

Military people always have a similarity between words and actions , always have their own position but still listen to the opinions of others. On the contrary, the small person likes to follow the people around him, but in his heart is vexed, rarely says to do and often says one way to do another.

5. Temperament

Military people, though doing a lot of good things, have a deep understanding, a tolerant heart but rarely arrogant, arrogant . Small people have little merit, attack people but like to show their talents outwardly, conceited, proud and not often recognize others' achievements.

6. Chi direction

The military man has the direction, ambition, always looks forward, frankly takes mistakes, draws lessons and perfects himself. The only person who knows how to go into ordinary desires and desires, when he sees others achieve something, is jealous and trying to harm does not deserve to be called a soldier.