What do you mean by five techniques?

"Five Techniques" is a vocabulary in ancient Chinese, which refers to five skills or techniques, including: ritual, music, archery, imperial calligraphy. Scholars at that time had to master these skills before they were considered as qualified talents.

Among them, "ceremony" refers to behavior etiquette, including ceremony and etiquette; "Music" refers to music and dance, including court music and country folk music. "Shooting" refers to archery and shooting, which were necessary skills in military training at that time; "Imperial" refers to mastering the skills of driving a carriage or a ship; "Book" refers to skills in calligraphy, writing and literature.

The concept of "Five Techniques" reflects the society's balanced pursuit of technology and humanistic quality at that time, and it can also be regarded as a part of China's traditional culture, and many people are still learning and inheriting it.

In modern society, although the "five techniques" are not highly valued as in ancient times, the spirit behind them still has certain reference significance. We should pay attention to self-cultivation and improvement of humanistic quality while constantly learning technical knowledge, so as to pursue real Excellence.

For example, you can improve your ability to communicate with others by learning etiquette, writing and other skills. By studying music and dance, we can shape our own humanistic temperament. When we learn these skills, we can better communicate and cooperate with others and become a popular and respected person.

In a word, "Five Techniques", as an ancient cultural heritage, represents the ancient people's great attention to knowledge and culture, and also inherits the enriching and noble humanistic spirit. When we take this as a reference, through study and practice, enrich ourselves in our work and life, constantly explore our potential, and pursue real achievements and Excellence, we can reach a beautiful realm of life.