Natural history gentleman, gentleman's three precepts, gentleman's friendship, gentleman's elegance, gentleman's Covenant, Liang Dynasty gentleman, scholar gentleman, Shu Ren gentleman, modest gentleman, Eelsen gentleman, brother gentleman, benevolent gentleman, bowing gentleman, benevolent gentleman, honest gentleman and harmonious gentleman.

Highly respected, selfless, upright, honest, self-sacrificing, upright, open-minded, helpful, honest, virtuous, upright, dedicated, loyal, unconventional, lofty sentiments, self-denial and upright.

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A gentleman, with both ability and political integrity, is gentle, has connotation and does something. It is the ideal personality that China people have been pursuing for more than 2,000 years.

The life of a gentleman should be like the sky, resolute and determined, eager to be strong and never stop; A gentleman should be like the earth, thick and smooth, benevolent and moral, and inclusive.

According to the requirements of the ancient patriarchal clan system, the monarch's son should receive standardized education of ideals and personality from an early age, so the gentleman naturally became a model of China people's personal cultivation. Later, the word gentleman was extended to all people with high moral knowledge and cultivation.

Jun originally refers to the supreme ruler of ancient countries, commonly known as jun and gentleman, and originally refers to the son of the monarch. According to the requirements of the ancient patriarchal clan system, the son (eldest son) of the monarch had to be educated in ideals and personality since childhood, so he naturally became a model of personal cultivation. Later, the word gentleman was extended to all people with noble morality and academic accomplishment. (See Yi Zhongtian's Lecture Room-Pre-Qin philosophers.).

The word "gentleman" appeared as early as the Book of Changes (it is said that it was written by Zhou Wenwang), but it was fully cited and eventually rose to the moral quality of scholar-officials and scholars from Confucius, and was continuously improved by later Confucian schools, becoming a moral model of China people.

In universities, the word "gentleman" should be interpreted as "king", and there are similar chapters, such as "a gentleman should be virtuous and kiss his relatives". It can be seen that the gentleman in the pre-Qin period meant "monarch".