Confucius attached great importance to the role of tourism. Why did he say that he created the concept of tourism that Bede said?

Confucius traveled around the world 14 years, actively publicized his thoughts and put forward the tourism view that mountains and rivers are better than horses.

Confucius' view of tourism is closely related to his philosophy. He advocates the idea of benevolence and thinks that people need to help and care for each other. This kind of benevolent policy is also reflected in Confucius' view of tourism.

Confucius believes that tourism is not only a simple tour, but also a way of self-cultivation. He advocated that while visiting the natural scenery, he should taste the beauty of nature and understand the mystery of nature in order to improve his moral cultivation. This concept of tourism was very advanced at that time, which had a far-reaching impact on the development of traditional culture in China.

Confucius' view of tourism also emphasizes the harmonious coexistence between man and nature. He believes that when visiting natural scenery, we should respect and protect nature and live in harmony with it. This thought occupies an important position in the traditional culture of China, and it is also an important value concept in the traditional culture of China.

The influence of Confucius theory on China;

1. Education: Confucius attached great importance to education and believed that education was the basis for improving personal quality and social progress. His educational thoughts had a far-reaching impact on China's educational system and culture, and his disciples inherited his thoughts and spread them all over the country. Confucius' educational thought has become an important part of China's traditional culture, which provides important reference and enlightenment for the later educational reform.

2. Morality and philosophy: Confucius emphasized values such as morality, etiquette, loyalty, justice and honesty, which have always been respected and respected in China society. Confucius' thought also pays attention to personal self-improvement and transcendence, and emphasizes the moral principle of not doing to others what you don't want others to do to you. This thought occupies an important position in China culture and has an impact on the whole world.

3. Social order: Confucius put forward the idea of benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom and faith, which is regarded as the basis of traditional social order in China. These thoughts provided an important theoretical basis for the governance of ancient China society, and also provided reference and enlightenment for later political reform.