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What does Ba De Shi mean in Chinese?

"Ba De Shi" (八德詩) in Chinese translates to "Poem of the Eight Virtues".

Here's a breakdown:

* 八 (Bā) - Eight

* 德 (Dé) - Virtue

* 詩 (Shī) - Poem

The "Eight Virtues" are a set of Confucian values considered essential for good character and a harmonious society. These virtues are:

1. 仁 (Rén) - Benevolence

2. 义 (Yì) - Righteousness

3. 礼 (Lǐ) - Propriety

4. 智 (Zhì) - Wisdom

5. 信 (Xìn) - Trustworthiness

6. 廉 (Lián) - Integrity

7. 耻 (Chǐ) - Shame

8. 勇 (Yǒng) - Courage

The "Poem of the Eight Virtues" is a literary work that extols these virtues and emphasizes their importance in daily life.

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