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        | following more than one religion at a time |  | 
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        | customs and tradition (not many rituals or sacrifices, more of a culture of a chinese person, by birth all chinese are confucian, it's a cultural or social religion or way of life) |  | 
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        | What religions do the chinese follow |  | Definition 
 
        | Confucian, Buddhist, Taoist |  | 
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        | outlook, literature, philosophy, art, music |  | 
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        | early system was polytheistic; spirits active in nature |  | 
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        | high power ruling the universe;; a personal God |  | 
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        | ancestors die, become spirits watching over us |  | 
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        | male/female, strong/weak, light/dark; opposite but complimentary |  | 
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        | The Book of Changes; methods of knowing future |  | 
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        | in social and political life |  | 
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        | named: K'ung Ch'ju Born into a noble family
 Father died when he was a child
 Was a tax collector then became a teacher
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        | being appropriate, having right etiquettes (loosely as virtue) |  | 
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        | one should love humanity... |  | Definition 
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        | Father-son Elder Brother-younger brother
 Husband-wife
 Friend-friend
 Ruler-Citizen
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        | appreciation for aesthetic values, such as art, literature, music |  | 
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        | the ideal human being not selfish or egoist
 Man of knowledge, well rounded
 Not narrow-minded, willing to listen to opinion of others
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        | Five Classics and Analects |  | Definition 
 
        | The Book of History Book of Poetry
 Book of Changes
 Book of Rites and Ceremonies
 The spring and Autumn Annals
 Analects is the book of Confucius' sayings
 The book of music no longer exists anymore, it got lost through time, we only know that it existed
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        | account of Chinese rulers, various dynasties |  | 
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        | classical poems with moral intent |  | 
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        | divination, basic patterns of the universe |  | 
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        | Book of Rites and Ceremonies |  | Definition 
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        | The spring and autumn annals |  | Definition 
 
        | historical record of Confucius' home state, Lou |  | 
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        | old, older you are more wise you are |  | 
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        | individual rather than society spontaneity rather than obedience
 goes beyond mundane political and social rigidity, looks for higher values
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