- Father to Son
- Husband to Wife
- Elder to Younger
- Friend to Friend
(Whittemore, Jessica.)
5 Virtues
- Ren - benevolence, charity, and humanity
- Yi - honesty and uprightness
- Zhi - doing one’s best, conscientiousness, loyalty
- Xin -faithfulness and integrity
- Li - correct behavior, or propriety, good manners, politeness, ceremony, worship.
Education Views
"His principles of education focused on different arts of the time, like math, archery and music. Confucius believed a teacher should show people how to live with honesty and decency. He tried to bring back the old values of kindness and courtesy."
(Philosophers: Confucius)

Filial Piety
"the important virtue and primary duty of respect, obedience, and care for one's parents and elderly family member"
(“Filial Piety.” Dictionary.com)
Government Views
"‘Government in Confucian teachings’ describes Confucius' teachings on the ideal ruler and the process of government. A good ruler is a superior man (junzi) who must model the morality he would like his subjects to cultivate. Culture and tradition, Confucius suggests, are more effective, stronger tools in shaping the behavior and ideals of the people than legal and penal codes. A good ruler will appoint as officials only those men who share his commitment to Confucian principles and the social and material well-being of the people. Government must be fiscally sensitive, mindful of the heavy burden taxation places on the people."

("Confucius Quotes")