"Book of Rites", also known as "Book of Rites of Xiao Dai" and "Ji of Xiao Dai", was written in the Han Dynasty and compiled by Dai Shengsuo, a ritual scholar in the Western Han Dynasty. "Book of Rites" is an important anthology of ancient laws and regulations in China, with a total of 20 volumes and 49 chapters. The content of the book mainly describes the ritual system of the pre-Qin Dynasty, and embodies the pre-Qin Confucian philosophical thoughts (such as the view of heaven, the universe, and the outlook on life) and educational thoughts (such as personal self-cultivation, education, etc.). System, teaching methods, school management), political thought (such as the use of education to transform politics, Datong society, etiquette and criminal law), and aesthetic thought (such as the theory of the movement of things and the theory of harmony in ritual and music). It is an important material for the study of pre-Qin society and a collection of materials on Confucian thought.
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I particularly like the part about etiquette and feel it has benefited a lot. Just like what is said in the book, "courtesy reciprocates", shouldn't this also be the case in love? There are also some characters in it, and their stories also gave me a lot of inspiration. All in all, this is a very meaningful book and worth reading!
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It is worthy of being the etiquette in the Book of Poems and Etiquette in the Spring and Autumn Period.
I particularly like the part about etiquette and feel it has benefited a lot. Just like what is said in the book, "courtesy reciprocates", shouldn't this also be the case in love? There are also some characters in it, and their stories also gave me a lot of inspiration. All in all, this is a very meaningful book and worth reading!
Get to know things well.
It is worthy of being the etiquette in the Book of Poems and Etiquette in the Spring and Autumn Period.