In ancient times, what gifts should be prepared for schoolchildren to enroll in school

In ancient times, schoolchildren needed to prepare gifts for school enrollment, such as gifts for ZhiXiXie, wine for teacher worship, six rites for bundle repair, and cakes for honoring.

1, ZhiXiYi gift: this is the most basic gifts that need to be prepared when the school children enter the school. ZhiXi gift is a gift consisting of books or stationery, usually including pen, ink, paper and other school supplies. These supplies represent the importance that schoolchildren place on learning and the respect they have for their teachers.

2. Wine to pay respect to the master: In ancient times, schoolchildren were required to offer wine to the master when they enrolled in school to express their gratitude to the master and to show their willingness to share their academic and life experiences with the master***.

3. Six Gifts of Bundles of Cultivation: In ancient times, when schoolchildren were enrolled in school, they were also required to offer six gifts to their masters and teachers, namely, meat, fish, geese, lai, wine and wax. These gifts represented the willingness of the schoolchildren to put in effort and time for their studies and to show their loyalty and gratitude to their teachers.

4. Presentation of pastries: Schoolchildren are also required to prepare some pastries as a gift when they enroll in school, and these pastries represent respect and blessings to the teacher and the school.

5. Bowing: During the entrance ceremony, schoolchildren are required to bow to the headmaster to show their respect and honor to the headmaster.

Significance of the Entrance Ceremony:

1. The Entrance Ceremony allows students to make clear their identity and responsibility as a student of the academy. In the solemn and grand entrance ceremony, students, by accepting the solemnity and seriousness of the entrance rite, realize that as a member of the academy, they should abide by the rules and regulations of the academy and assume the responsibility and duty of study. This realization of identity and responsibility has a positive contribution to the growth and development of students.

2. The entrance ceremony can cultivate students' moral character. Through the traditional ceremonies such as dressing up and paying homage to teachers, students understand that they should respect their teachers and pay attention to etiquette, so as to cultivate a good moral character. At the same time, the ceremony of paying homage to Confucius also reflects the unity of academics and morals, letting students understand that the way of learning should be combined with moral cultivation.

3. The entrance ceremony also promotes students' reverence for knowledge. Through solemn ceremonies and traditional etiquette, students feel the majesty of the academy and the sanctity of knowledge, thus stimulating their reverence for knowledge and passion for the pursuit of learning.

4, the entrance ceremony is also a kind of cultivation and enlightenment of the students' mind. By participating in the ceremony, students have a deeper understanding and thinking about learning, growth and future paths, which inspires them to continuously pursue progress and development.