自强不息、厚德载物的文化内涵（The cultural connotation of unremitting self-improvement, social commitment）.docVIP

自强不息、厚德载物的文化内涵（The cultural connotation of unremitting self-improvement, social commitment） The cultural connotation of unremitting self-improvement, social commitment In recent years, the discussion about the China model has become a hot topic. China mode, cannot do without China cultural traditions, cannot do without China national spirit: unremitting self-improvement, social commitment. This topic since Liang Qichao made a speech at the Tsinghua University, the Tsinghua University and the eight words as the motto . We have sorted out on the Chinese national spirit, although the terms of monensin. Today, we have a profound understanding of the rich connotation of unremitting self-improvement, social commitment , can more accurately describe and grasp the Chinese mode. Patience is a kind of wisdom The Chinese nation by winds and rain along the way, both extremely hard and bitter struggle, also have the humiliation of expediency. Without the former, the latter is not the backbone of the struggling; without the latter, the former often become losers give up halfway. Tolerance is a rational means, is a kind of wisdom. Whether it is a person, an enterprise, a country, once the lack of tolerance, the road to self improvement is likely to stop at any time. Unremitting self-improvement from Yi Zhuan the heaven, the gentleman to unremitting self-improvement means, mean, heaven energetic, the gentleman should as a model, unremitting self-improvement. Six lines dry are masculine Gua Yao, six yaoci reveals such a connotation: self and off, must have patience, misery, and regret three kinds of consciousness. Tolerance, sorrow and regret are all the connotations of striving for self-improvement. The dry Ninth yaoci metal gear, with the starting point is the unremitting self-improvement. Latent is a kind of conscious rational behavior which is insufficient for its own strength. There are two reasons and not hidden. One is consciously the accumulation of power, such as people oft