Chinese Martial Morality
- Morality of deed
- Humility (Qian Xu; 謙虛)
- Loyalty (Zhong Cheng; 忠誠)
- Respect (Zun Jing; 尊敬)
- Righteousness (Zheng Yi; 正義)
- Trust (Xin Yong; 信用)
- Morality of mind
- Courage (Yong Gan; 勇敢)
- Endurance (Ren Nai; 忍耐)
- Patience (Heng Xin; 恆心)
- Perseverance (Yi Li; 毅力)
- Will (Yi Zhi; 意志)
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