Confucianism is a philosophy that everyone is born with a great mind set, but over time, experiences can change a person’s ideas and “goodness.” In order to stay satisfactory, one must grow in the five virtues of benevolence which were proper conduct, wisdom, righteousness and trustworthiness. Confucianism was named after Confucius, who shared his [confucianist] beliefs with others. The thoughts he spread were not his own because they were common ideas had been around for a long time. However, they were accepted and soon became one of the main philosophies in early China. Chinese dynasties, mainly starting with the Han followed confucianist rules like their rules regarding relationships. For example, in a child-parent relationship, the parent
