What tradition of China has long been abandoned, but after learning from neighboring countries, it has not been abandoned and is still in use?

The tradition of kneeling has long been abandoned in China, but it is still used after studying in neighboring countries. Kneeling posture is a traditional sitting posture, so don't confuse it. I believe many people have been to Japan, lived in Japan and studied in Japan. Then you will find that what Japanese do is the traditional sitting posture, such as eating, chatting, drinking tea and so on.

In fact, the Japanese tradition of kneeling is not their own culture, but a reflection of learning from China. Many people don't know this is normal, because China has long abandoned this traditional culture. When did the first man on his knees appear? Probably during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, emperors and ministers would kneel down when discussing things. The main reason why kneeling was adopted at that time was that the chair had not been invented.

The chair was invented in the Tang Dynasty. According to Japanese historical records, it was introduced to Japan in the Tang Dynasty. Although kneeling at first is only because there is no chair to sit on, kneeling has many advantages. It can reduce people's hunchback, which is good for people's knees and has many other benefits for men. This is a medical certificate, but this traditional culture is completely invisible in China and is still used in Japan.

In fact, Japan has been studying and studying various cultures and traditions in ancient China. Anyone who knows history knows that Japan, unlike South Korea and North Korea, refuses to talk about its own culture, but the strength of others' Japan is that it is good at learning, improving and innovating other people's things, which is one of the important reasons why Japan can become a developed country. Japan believes that learning is not a shame. In ancient times, many things in Japan were learned from China, and some of them have long been lost by China, but Japan has been preserved to this day.