In a narrow sense, it refers to the attitude, manner and effect in men’s handling of concrete questions, which should be objective, fair, decent and impartial, i.e., justified and correct. In a wider sense, it means social justice, means “fairness and justice”, and refers to a kind of moral recognition and value evaluation of the rationality of systems and acts in the sphere of politics, economy, law, morality, culture and education, and is embodied in all links of social operation…
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