Warship of Confucianism can be seen in some of the temples but mainly as a form of memory and respect towards the scholar. Confucianism has no clergy leadership and it does not promote the believing in god or gods. The Confucian temples in China today are treated as historical rather than religious sites, and one seldom, if ever, finds worshipers there. Confucianism is viewed as a moral teaching and ethical humanism rather than as a religion. People for the most part can mend their ways only when they made mistake.
People can stand up anew only when they are frustrated in mind and in their deliberations.
People can be understood by others only when their intentions become visible on their countenances and audible in their voices. A state, without law-abiding families and trustworthy gentlemen, without knowing the threat of external aggression, will perish.