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In the article that we bring to your attention, we will talk about the Chinese sage Kung Tzu, whose name is familiar to European ears as Confucius.

It has long been a symbol of Chinese culture and its achievements, along with silk, paper, porcelain, compass, gunpowder and fireworks derived from it.

Confucius is often called the author of a "religion without a god", centred on Kung Fu himself. His teachings are still - with a short break for the period of total domination of Maoism - the basis of both morality and education in China, and Confucianism is one of the most widespread ideological movements today, and not only in the East.

In our work, we have tried to focus the reader's attention on those moments, aspects, and angles in Confucius' doctrine that reveal him to us as a person who, through the darkness of centuries, can help us solve the problems that confuse us.