This research identifies the Chinese Confucian cultural values through the 45 personal values of the Schwartz Value Survey. The empirical approach is based on six qualitative interviews and a final administration of 1674 questionnaires in China. The 45 personal values position correctly according to the theoretical structure of Schwartz. The prevailing personal values are Confucian and collectivistic in nature. Also, Chinese women are more Confucian than Chinese men. Finally, the young generation prefers more and more Western and individualistic values. In terms of managerial implications, we provide recommendations for marketing and HRM in China.