Zhongyong

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Zhongyong is a classical Confucian text that expounds the ideal of moral moderation, balance, and harmony as a central path to personal virtue and good governance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese philosophical text
Confucian classic
Four Books of Confucianism
aimsAt good rulership
personal moral perfection
social order
associatedWithConcept Heaven (Tian) NERFINISHED
humaneness (ren)
ritual propriety (li)
the gentleman (junzi)
centralTheme balance
cosmic order
good governance
harmony
moral moderation
moral virtue
self-cultivation
the Mean NERFINISHED
commentedOnBy Cheng Yi NERFINISHED
Zhu Xi NERFINISHED
emphasizesConcept equilibrium
harmony between Heaven and humanity
sincerity
genre philosophical treatise
hasAlternativeTranslation The Doctrine of the Mean NERFINISHED
The Mean-in-Action NERFINISHED
hasKeyIdea alignment of inner disposition and outer conduct
following the central path between excess and deficiency
hasLiteralMeaning Doctrine of the Mean NERFINISHED
hasPinyin Zhōngyōng NERFINISHED
hasStructure prose chapters
hasTitleInChinese 中庸 NERFINISHED
includedIn Liji NERFINISHED
influenced Neo-Confucianism NERFINISHED
Zhu Xi NERFINISHED
language Classical Chinese
partOf Four Books NERFINISHED
period Warring States period NERFINISHED
philosophicalTradition Confucianism NERFINISHED
relatedTo Confucius NERFINISHED
studiedIn East Asian Confucian education
traditionallyAttributedTo Kong Ji NERFINISHED
Zisi NERFINISHED
usedAs civil service examination text

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