What are the differences between Chinese and Western cultures in China's classical poetics?

The bell in China's classical poetics is closely related to human cultural activities from the beginning. The bells in the west are all related to religious activities. This is the difference.

2. There are many poems about "Zhong" written by the ancients in China, among which there are many well-known sayings, such as Du Fu's "The morning bell is wet outside the clouds" and Zhang Ji's "Arriving at the passenger ship at midnight". The bell in these poems, with its unique way of existence, constitutes an interesting aesthetic image in China's classical poetics.

3. The German philosopher Hegel said: "The clock on the tower is specially designed for religious ceremonies, because it is especially suitable for Christian worship. This weak and solemn voice can arouse people's hearts ... "In the west, the ethereal, lofty and solemn religious meaning conveyed by bells runs through.

Whether in China or in the west, the bell has a special relationship with time. The morning bell and night drum in China temples and the worship bell in western churches all have the function of telling time.