What does "crown" mean?

Crown refers to the ancient rite of passage. The crown is a man's rite of passage, and the crown is a woman's rite of passage.

The crown refers to the crown ceremony, also known as the knot crown, which is an adult ceremony held when a man reaches the age of 20. After this ceremony, it means that the man is an adult and can get married and get married.

It refers to the wedding ceremony, also known as knotting and tying knots, which is an adult ceremony held when a woman reaches the age of 15. After this ceremony, it means that the woman has reached the age of marriage.

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Crown ceremony originated from primitive society and has a history of thousands of years. The crown ceremony of the Han nationality has a strong China flavor, which is the most representative in the cultural circle of Chinese characters. Crown ceremony means that young men are mature enough to get married. From then on, they will participate in various activities as adults of the clan. The rite of coming of age (also known as the rite of coming of age) is only recognized when the clan elders hold certain ceremonies for young people according to tradition.

Since the Zhou Dynasty, it has been stipulated that aristocratic women should pay tribute after getting engaged and before getting married. Usually held at the age of fifteen. If you have been waiting to marry an unmarried person, you can also give gifts at the age of twenty.

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