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Confucian
[ kuhn-fyoo-shuhn ]
Confucian
/ əˈːʃə /
adjective
- of or relating to the doctrines of Confucius
noun
- a follower of Confucius
Other yvlog Forms
- ·پ-Dz·ڳ· noun adjective
- Dz-Dz·ڳ· noun adjective
- -Dz·ڳ· noun adjective
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of Confucian1
Example Sentences
Asian engineers and workers have a Confucian attitude towards work and stay very long hours in the plant, in contrast to American workers who are cognizant of their safety, leave and work hours.
“Turandot” is a riddle opera of Confucian confusion for which Puccini hadn’t found a solution.
During major holidays, they perform Confucian family rituals, placing rice, fruit and dried fish on an altar and bowing toward their ancestors’ graves in the North.
Like many court ceremonies, the Confucian ritual that has been performed for centuries at the royal Jongmyo shrine in Korea, is meticulous and measured, stately and restrained.
Though Mr. Xi has not explicitly spoken about gay rights, he has emphasized Confucian values of order and obedience, in which citizens conform to traditional gender roles.
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