SMALL SIGHT ON MORALITY PENALIZATION AND CHINESE TRADITIONAL CULTURE
Journal Title: Topics In Education, Culture and Social Development (TECSD) - Year 2018, Vol 1, Issue 2
Abstract
It is found that China’s morality penalization differs from the West in obligation requirements of individuals. That ours makes use of the influence of our traditional culture to maintain regime indicates the contradicts existing in our morality penalization and reminds us of paying more attention to the differences between the West and our history in the course of weighing and borrowing the related regulations in the future.
Authors and Affiliations
Mo Xie, Ma Hui, Wu Zhendong
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