Six things from the host's gift

Six things presented by the host: dried meat, celery, dried longan, lotus seeds, red dates and red beans.

Dried meat (thanks), celery (diligence), longan (enlightenment), lotus seeds (painstaking teaching), red dates (junior high school), red beans (exhibition) and so on. The ancients attached great importance to moral cultivation, studied teachers' ethics and thanked teachers for their kindness.

The traditional mentoring relationship is second only to the father-son relationship. As the saying goes, "Give birth to my parents and teach me to be a teacher" and "Being a teacher is like being reborn". In the old adage, there is also a saying that "a teacher for one day, a father for life". The traditional mentoring relationship is second only to the father-son relationship. Some professions, as soon as they enter the teacher's school, are supervised by the master, and parents have no right to interfere. Establishing such a great relationship naturally requires grand customs and etiquette to confirm and protect. The Book of Rites stipulates that when a child goes out to study at the age of ten, he must pay homage to the teacher whether he enters a private school or an institution of higher learning.

Etiquette steps of ancient learning from teachers

1, get dressed first, and students sort out gfd.

2. After entering the school, hold the commencement ceremony. Kneel to the throne of Confucius and kowtow nine times. Goodbye, sir, and kowtow three times.

The students gave Mr. Liu six gifts.

Put your hand in the basin and dry it.

5. Teacher Wang draws red dots on the students' eyebrows with cinnabar.

6. Master lectured, announced the rules and called the roll.

The traditional etiquette of learning from a teacher is generally completed by two apprentices. There are also some novices, disciples who have already started, Jenny and others. The traditional mentoring relationship is second only to the father-son relationship. Once in school, they are all disciplined by the master, and parents have no right to interfere or even meet.