What is the order of loyalty, filial piety, benevolence, justice, etiquette, wisdom, and trust?

The correct order should be: benevolence, justice, etiquette, wisdom, trust, loyalty, filial piety, integrity, forgiveness, courage and surrender.

"Benevolence, justice, etiquette, wisdom, trust, loyalty, filial piety, discipline, forgiveness and courage" refers to the core of Confucianism.

Before the Confucian school, nobles and scholars in ancient society accepted the traditional six virtues (wisdom, faith, saintliness, benevolence, righteousness, and loyalty) and the six lines (filial piety, friendship, Social education of harmony, marriage, responsibility, sympathy) and six arts (ritual, music, archery, imperialism, calligraphy, and mathematics).

Judging from the content of teaching, social education in ancient China was entirely based on cultural elements such as values, habits, routines, behavioral norms and norms that the Chinese nation had formed over a long period of time in a specific living environment. . Confucianism absorbed these cultural elements and rose to a systematic theoretical level.

Extended information:

Benevolence: a moral category with a very broad meaning in ancient China. It originally refers to the mutual love between people.

Meaning: This refers to what should be done in a fair and reasonable manner.

Etiquette: ancient Chinese social norms and moral norms. Zichan, a politician in the Spring and Autumn Period, was the first to regard "ritual" as the norm for people's behavior.

Zhi: "Wisdom" means wisdom, cleverness, talent, and resourcefulness. Confucius believed that only a wise person can realize that "benevolence" is beneficial to him, and only then can he practice "benevolence".

Faith: Confucian ethical category. It means being honest, trustworthy and not hypocritical. "Faith" is not only one of the important conditions for Confucianism to realize the moral principle of "benevolence", but also one of the contents of its moral cultivation.

Zhong: Confucian moral code. What Confucius said about "loyalty" refers to a relationship with others. Trying to help others is called "loyalty".

Filial piety: a Confucian ethical category. Mainly refers to respecting parents and doing good things to parents. Confucianism believes that filial piety is the most fundamental of all kinds of morality.

Ti: Confucian ethical category, which refers to respecting and loving one’s elder brother and obeying one’s elder brother. Often juxtaposed with "filial piety", it is called "filial piety".

Integrity: Integrity and integrity.

Forgiveness: Ancient Chinese ethics and moral concepts. "Forgiveness" requires extending oneself to others, and not forcing things one does not want to do on others.

Yong: Confucian ethical category. Refers to decisiveness and courage. Confucius regarded "brave" as one of the conditions for "benevolence".

Rang: Refers to humility and courtesy. Humility to others is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation.

Reference materials: Baidu Encyclopedia - Confucianism

Baidu Encyclopedia - Benevolence, Righteousness, Rites, Wisdom, Faithfulness, Loyalty, Filial Piety, Discipline, Forgiveness, Courage and Surrender