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Concept of Great Unity (datong) in the Confucian Treatise “Kong-zi jiayu”

This article analyzes the concept of Great Unity (da tong), textually enshrined in the treatise “Kong-zi jiayu”, chapter “Li yun”. The concept of Great Unity is considered by Confucian thinkers as the ideal state in which the Tianxia was in the period of golden antiquity. This concept is directly related to the modern political culture of China. It was embodied in the idea of a "Community of Shared Future for Mankind," which was first introduced at the 18th National Congress of the CPC in November 2012 by the General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee Xi Jinping. Within the framework of this article, there isa preliminary comparison of the chapter “Li yun” from the “Kong-ji jiayu” and the chapter of the same name from the famous written monument, named “Li ji”; the article also discloses the main ideological content of this chapter.