Drag item to its correct location to show whether it is a characteristic of Confucianism, Daoism, or both.

Sure! Please provide the list of items you would like to categorize as characteristics of Confucianism, Daoism, or both, and I'll help you place them in the correct categories.

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To provide the best possible categorization, I would need a list of specific items or characteristics you want to classify as belonging to Confucianism, Daoism, or both. However, I can provide general characteristics of both philosophies for reference:

### Confucianism
- Emphasis on social harmony and order
- Importance of family and filial piety
- Value placed on education and moral development
- Hierarchical social structure and relationships (e.g., ruler-subject)
- Focus on rituals and traditions

### Daoism (Taoism)
- Emphasis on naturalness and spontaneity
- Belief in the Dao (the Way) as the fundamental principle of the universe
- Value placed on simplicity and humility
- Focus on the balance of opposing forces (Yin and Yang)
- Practices such as meditation and aligning with nature

### Both Confucianism and Daoism
- Interest in ethics and moral behavior
- Concepts related to harmony and balance in life
- Influence on Chinese culture and society

If you provide specific items or characteristics, I can help you sort them accordingly.