Spiritual beauty, also known as "spiritual beauty", "inner beauty", "soul beauty". The beauty of the spiritual world of man. One of the social beauty. Ancient Greek Plato said that "the beauty of the mind and the beauty and harmony of the body" is the "most beautiful realm", which is the origin of the term "spiritual beauty".
In ancient China, the beauty of the soul was called "inner beauty", "sexual goodness", "benevolence", "sincerity" and so on. Confucius proposed that "benevolence is beauty", Mozi believed that "good work is beautiful", Mencius believed that "enriching good faith" is a virtuous person, and only a good, honest, and learned person has a beautiful mind.
Spiritual beauty is the concentrated embodiment of man's essential strength, the product of man's long-term social practice, formed and developed in education, learning, tempering, and the struggle against falsehood, evil and ugliness, and is subject to the mode of production, lifestyle, social system, moral code, and cultural development of a specific era.
People of different ages and classes have different or some similar measures of spiritual beauty. Including the beauty of ideology (such as correct positions, viewpoints, methods, lofty ideals, patriotism, collectivist thought, etc.), the beauty of moral sentiments (such as the beauty of emotions, ethics, style, etc.), the beauty of spiritual will (such as enterprising spirit, creative spirit, tenacious will, the beauty of lofty integrity), and the beauty of wisdom (such as high cultural literacy, intellectual ability, wisdom and wisdom, etc.).
Spiritual beauty is the unity of truth, goodness, and beauty, and the unity of knowledge, intention, and affection. It is the intrinsic basis for the beauty of human behavior, language, and appearance, and is perceived by people through specific perceptual forms. It epitomizes the requirements of social civilization on people's thoughts, feelings, and wills.