Applying virtue ethics to today's moral problems comes with some challenges. Let's explore a few of them:

1. Different Opinions: Different cultures see virtues in different ways. This makes it hard to agree on what is right for everyone.

2. No Clear Rules: Unlike other ways to think about ethics, like deontology or consequentialism, virtue ethics doesn’t give us strict rules to follow. This can be confusing.

3. Wrong Interpretations: What someone thinks is a virtue may vary depending on the situation. This can lead to misunderstandings.

Possible Solutions:

• Start conversations with people from different cultures to find shared virtues.
• Create guidelines that explain how virtues apply to specific problems.
• Teach people about moral virtues to help everyone understand better.