Comparision between 仁義 and 正義 **** and **** both involve justice but says "justice and humanity" while []{} is only "justice". I've always believed that was "moral justice" while is "lawful justice". So, what's the difference?

I think you may be confusing the meaning of a little bit.

The common meaning between and is " _morality_ " (as in following one's obligations), rather than "justice".

There are a number of differences:

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* Used to refer to two of the Confucian moral ideals, and in one word
* The moral compunction to protect others from harm
* Social obligations to others
* Righteous action based on kindness, compassion and empathy



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* The correct way to conduct oneself
* Justice, fairness
* The correct interpretation/meaning (of what is right)



The word is almost always used to translate the philosophical concept of "justice", especially from Western sources. on the other hand, has strong Confucian overtones.

I think you could express these ideas more compactly this way:

> * **** - **Compassion** -based Morality
> (The obligation to do what is _kind_ )
> * **** - **Truth** -based Morality
> (The obligation to do what is _correct_ )
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