Confucionismo

Confucionismo

A philosophical tradition that began with Confucius in the sixth century B. C. And continues to the present day. Confucianism is a practical philosophy that hopes to establish a better world order by means of the moral perfection of the individual.

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Category: Eastern philosophy
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