What does bar mitzvah mean?

Adult ceremony is a life ceremony to admit that young people are capable and qualified to enter the society, which is a universal cultural phenomenon. A bar mitzvah usually has a grand ceremony.

For young people representing the future, a certain ceremony is regarded as a symbol of adulthood, recognized by society, managed and restrained. More importantly, it is of great significance to cultivate the sense of social responsibility and obligation of the recipient through adult etiquette. After the traditional coronation ceremony disappeared for a long time, the collective adult ceremony rose quietly on both sides of the Taiwan Strait almost simultaneously.

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It is reported that Taiwan Province Province of China has held a classical rite of passage every year since 1990s. In front of the Dacheng Hall of Confucius Temple, more than 300 young men and women over the age of 20 attended the adult ceremony. Men wear blue robes and women wear white dresses and black skirts.

After ringing bells and drums, offering incense, offering knighthood, offering sacrifices and saying greetings, they all bowed to Confucius III, the most holy teacher. Then, 12 delegates walked onto the red carpet reception desk. The guests put black crowns on boys' heads, while girls put silver hairpins on their long hair, symbolizing "coronation" and "wearing".