Who invented the slogan "Chinese traditional virtue"?

From the legend of Emperor Yan, this paper studies the early traditional virtues of the Chinese nation. Yandi and Huangdi are comprehensive symbols of ancient civilization in China. We should publicize the contribution of Emperor Yanhuang. Because of this, we should learn and inherit not only the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation represented by Confucius and Sun Yat-sen, but also the early traditional virtues of the Chinese nation represented by the Yellow Emperor and Yan Di Shennong.

The historical development of China also proves this point. The Chinese nation is a traditional agricultural nation. As pioneers of agricultural civilization in China, Shennong and Huangdi in Yan Di are further pioneers and promoters of agricultural civilization in China. On the basis of joint efforts, the early civilization of the Chinese nation and the later agricultural civilization of the Western Zhou Dynasty were bred. Zhou people realized the transformation from clan society to patriarchal society, and established a hierarchical country based on paternal individual families and blood relations. In order to maintain the existence of patriarchal hierarchy and the long-term stability of the country, Duke Zhou made a ceremony and created a culture of rites and music. "Rites" were born from sacrifices, originated from "La Worship" and were all related to Yandi Shennong. La Worship and primitive music were invented by Emperor Yan Shennong, who used "cutting tung as a piano and practicing silk as a string", indicating that the ritual and music culture of Zhou people originated from Jiangyan culture. La Worship, as a large-scale winter ceremony in the era of Emperor Yan and Shennong, is the worship of Yan Di tribes for the richness of nature and their "contribution to the end of the year", and is also the expectation for the coming year and a new life with infinite vitality. Thousands of years of "Spring Festival" activities of the Chinese nation cannot but be related to Jiangyan culture. Some traditional virtues embodied in Zhou people's ritual and music culture cannot but be linked with the early traditional virtues of the Chinese nation embodied in Jiangyan culture.

Mr. Li Fengchun said in the article "The Merits of Emperor Yan and the Culture of Zhou and Qin Dynasties": "In ancient Yongzhou, Baodi, a land of geomantic omen, once nurtured a humanistic ancestor of the Chinese nation-Emperor Yan Shennong. It was Yan Di Shennong's great achievements that lit up Yongzhou in ancient China and Baoji in modern times. It was here that Zhou Li Zhou Le, representing China and Oriental civilization, and the world-famous Western Zhou bronzes and Chencang stone drums were produced. In other words, Yan Di Shennong's creation and invention in agriculture, medicine, pottery making and sacrifice laid the foundation of Zhou and Qin culture. Zhou Qin culture was born, developed and prospered on the basis of this economy created by Emperor Yan Shennong. " This evaluation is very reasonable. Of course, the ethical culture of rites and music in Zhou and Qin Dynasties was also produced and developed on the basis of material culture and spiritual culture provided by a series of deeds of Emperor Yan, including ethics.

The early traditional virtues of the Chinese nation, represented by Yan Di Shennong, still have a very important educational role for us.