| Annotation |
In the modern high-tech world, the mass media play a significant role in “understanding information” and
“forming knowledge”, and are also of great importance in the formation and representation of collective values
of society. Confucian culture is not only a system of knowledge, but also a system of values. In the face of
internal and external problems, contradictions, and spiritual crisis, Chinese society relies on the basic values
of Confucian culture, thereby strengthening social and political stability. The ideas of Confucian culture also
have a high applied value for the regulation of modern international relations. The country is making efforts to
present the basic values of humanism of Confucian culture in the country and abroad. And the media play a
crucial role in this process. This determines the relevance of this work. The article reveals the modern values of
humanism of Confucianism presented in the Chinese media on the example of the Internet version of People’s
Daily. The chronological framework of the study is the period from 09.15.2019 to 09.15.2021. Main research
methods: critical analysis of scientific literature and content analysis of newspaper texts. The author analyzes
and systematizes scientific works on the chosen topic in order to highlight the ideas, main provisions, concepts,
principles underlying the Confucian worldview, and their modern value interpretation ‒ both for China and the
world community as a whole. The importance of the media space for the formation of the value of the individual
and society is studied. The method of content analysis was applied in the study of modern values of humanism of Confucianism. The analysis shows that the Chinese media act as a platform for the presentation, interpretation
and actualization of modern values of humanism of Confucianism: they pay attention to the value of Confucianism
for both the individual and the collective; actualize the values of its humanistic ideas, such as “Humanity” and
“Harmony”; emphasize its moral, spiritual, psychological, ideological and socio-political value of humanism; actualize
its value within China itself and on a global scale. In a further study, the effectiveness of the actualization of
specific values of Confucianism in the Chinese media can be more carefully considered. |
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