At present, there are at least two basic orientations in China's ethics research. One is to accept some basic values of the West and discuss how contemporary China should construct new ethics and morals in accordance with Western modern values; the other is to try to return China's traditional values, obtained theoretical resources from Confucian and other traditional ideas to reshape China's ethics and morals. However, most of the current research faces an embarrassing situation: the theory and practice are disconnected. These theories are too far away from reality to take root. The impact on ordinary people is minimal. One of the important reasons is that daily moral thinking has its unique characteristics. If this feature is ignored or even violated, it will be difficult for ethical theories to understand and accept for ordinary people to form a daily moral consensus. The text is intended to explain:. ['Unique features of daily moral thinking.', 'Bottlenecks in Ethics Research in China Today.', 'Basic Orientation of Chinese Ethics Research.', 'Basic principles to be followed in ethics research.']