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Confucianism was the code of ethics adopted as the official religion of most of the great empires in the region since the Han Dynasty. Confucianism provides a simple skeleton of ethical and religious beliefs that most Chinese flesh out by other religions such as Daoism.
Beliefs:
1. Ideas of harmony, obedience to parents and authority, that people should be trained and forced to behave "properly" in their roles, and an idea of reciprocity (do to others as they do to you whether good or bad).
2. Worship of ancestors. They believe that their spirits still influence people, but the idea of the Mandate of Heaven if it is applied, isn't applied to living emperors.
3. People are born at least slightly good, following the idea taught by Mencius and Daoism teachings.
