【Han Rites】The great etiquette is called Xia|Inheriting the intangible cultural heritage, we will never stop!

author：Editor date：2024-03-15 16:24:48 popularity： column：article

10,000 miles of China.

Long history, 5,000 years calmly.

China is known as the "State of Etiquette", and its 5,000-year-old etiquette is famous overseas. As the value of the traditional culture of the Chinese nation is gradually valued, the Han style coming-of-age ceremony has gradually entered our sight, and everyone has begun to revisit, understand and comprehend the significance of the traditional Han style coming-of-age ceremony for young people.

The ancients once had a cloud: the beauty of Hanfu is called Hua, and the great etiquette is called summer. From the words of the ancients, it is not difficult for us to read the pride of the author when he wrote this sentence!

The clothes must be exquisite, the things must be abundant, the people must be polite and learned, and the country must be interested, so as to become a real Chinese power!

From this point of view, we can only understand the meaning of Chinese etiquette, which once seemed like red tape, to understand the breadth and profundity of Chinese culture. And the Hanfeng coming-of-age ceremony we are going to talk about today is an important lesson that students who are about to enter adulthood need to learn!

Now, when the annual graduation season comes, the teachers of the Tongzhou Campus of the Affiliated High School of Beijing Institute of Technology are about to hold a special coming-of-age ceremony for the children who are about to enter adulthood in the Hanfeng Cultivation Reading Garden.

Students can wear Hanfu, follow the etiquette system, go through rituals such as washing, crowning, three plus three bows, and taking words, so as to practice filial piety with etiquette and aspire to become talents.

Different from the cookie-cutter graduation oath, this Hanfeng coming-of-age ceremony is more about hoping that children can realize the change of their life identity from the concept. As an adult, it is more important to learn to be filial to your parents, study diligently, and be a person of value to society. The refreshing rite of passage can play a vital role in motivating children.

After reading these introductions, are you very excited?

Do you have a new understanding of the Hanfeng coming-of-age ceremony? Do you want your child or student to participate in such a unique coming-of-age ceremony? Then come to the Han Feng Cultivation Reading Garden~

There are buildings such as a cultural corridor with the Han Dynasty style as the main tone, a lecture hall for Chinese culture, and a ploughing garden. Walking in here and changing into Hanfu, students seem to have gone through the vicissitudes of history, becoming young people who are about to perform the crown ceremony in ancient times, and under the influence of traditional culture, they make their own promises to study and live as adults.

Finally, I would like to add,

In addition to motivating students

A coming-of-age ceremony for a wonderful life,

There are other meaningful activities in the Hanfeng Reading Garden~

Want to know more?

Then read on!

Introduction to the traditional ceremonial activities of the Han Feng Cultivation Reading Garden

1. Enlightenment ceremony

【Applicable age】3-7 years old

The enlightenment ceremony is also the "entrance ceremony" of primary school, the "graduation ceremony" and "teacher ceremony" of kindergarten.

2. Childhood ceremony

【Applicable age】12-15 years old

The coming-of-age ceremony is also the "entrance ceremony" of junior high school, the "graduation ceremony" and "thanksgiving ceremony" of primary school.

3. Binding the bow

【Applicable age】15-18 years old

The binding ceremony is also a "entrance ceremony" and "teacher appreciation ceremony".

Fourth, the release of the dish

【Applicable age】6-18 years old

The release ceremony is also a "teacher worship ceremony", "thanksgiving ceremony" and "entrance ceremony".

5. Coming-of-age ceremony

【Applicable age】16-18 years old

The coming-of-age ceremony is also the "college entrance examination oath", the high school "graduation ceremony", and the university "entrance ceremony".