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Chinese Philosophy and Business Ethics: Navigating Influence and Superiority

Discover the intriguing world of Chinese business ethics and philosophy, exploring concepts like Guanxi, the Middle Way, and the balance of power in a globalized economy. Dive into the rich history and teachings of ancient Chinese thinkers like Confucius and Lao Tzu, and uncover valuable lessons for contemporary business practices.

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Chinese Philosophy and Business Ethics: Navigating Influence and Superiority

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  1. CHINA and the HUMANSide of BUSINESS

  2. 中国(zhong guo) “The Middle Kingdom”: “The centre of the world”?

  3. 中 Innate Sense of Superiority+Newly Acquired Economic Power=Threat to the World!?

  4. The Forbidden City

  5. The Meridian Gate

  6. The Gate of Supreme Harmony

  7. The Hall of Supreme Harmony

  8. The Hall of Middle Harmony

  9. “To Impartially Adhere to the Middle Way”

  10. The Iliad and the Odyssey Love and War Honour and Glory Organisation and Heroism

  11. The Book of History

  12. Emperor Yu Emperor Shun “允执厥中” “To Impartially Adhere to the Middle Way”

  13. 中 A Philosophy thatSeeks to Avoid Extremesand Hold a Balanced,Moderate Position.

  14. Social Structure Contrast Guanxi

  15. 仁

  16. Chinese Concept of Guanxi

  17. 无欲则刚；有容乃大。 Without expectations, you will be strong; with tolerance, you will be big.

  18. “Before marriage know your partner’s weaknesses; in marriage use your partner’s strengths.”- Chinese proverb

  19. “Virtue is the root; wealth is the consequence.”- Confucius, 500 BC

  20. “Without self-interest, your interests succeed.”- Lao Tzu, 500 BC

  21. “We may compare the superior man to an archer. When the archer fails to hit the target, he blames himself for being unskilled.”- Confucius, 500 BC

  22. Gansu Qingyang

  23. China has risen as a result of its learning from the West. China PACIFIC OCEAN USA What can the West learn from China?

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