Confucian Sheng Ji

[Imaginary·Confucian Sage·Historical Biography·Unsystematic] At the beginning of the Confucian Sage Era, rituals collapsed. The princes performed simple rituals, saving one step at a time. Xu Xilian camp, Qinan less than half. Nangong Ji Zhaoheng asked for a scholar and posted a post at the city gate, but asked: Where is the etiquette? Zou Zhongchu, whose courtesy name was Ziye, traveled to the country to study, and brought only a few volumes of manuscripts with him to the palace. The Duke asked: Where are the rituals? Zhongchu replied: In the wild, in the register, and in the living step by step. I would like to ask you to try it out in the wild - Taoxifang is holding a funeral, and under the simple etiquette order, we want to save the funeral. Trial in March: There are steps in mourning, names in the register, and warehouses half-open. When the rain falls, there is crying in the distance. The etiquette first went out of place, and that's where it started. ——It is not taught by Confucius, nor is it born as a saint; the six channels of life are the rituals of Yefang. After death, the name will be deleted, but the order of etiquette will not be lost.