| Common prosperity is not only an economic, political, and social issue but also an ethical matter concerning social justice. From an ethical perspective, common prosperity is closely intertwined with social justice. Interpreting common prosperity through the lens of social justice reflects both the inherent requirements of a just society for common prosperity and the moral demands of all members for social justice. To uphold the dialectical unity of common prosperity and social justice, it is essential to adhere to and follow the principles of identical justice, differential justice, and collaborative justice. This involves fostering ethical consciousness of social justice among the populace, cultivating correct notions of interests among social members, strengthening the institutional framework of social justice, and creating an environment that upholds justice and promotes virtue, thereby providing ethical insights and practical solutions for achieving social justice in the context of common prosperity. |