The idea of honoring one's work and enjoying one's community comes from which classic? ()

The idea of respecting one's work and enjoying the company of others is first taken from the classic book of Li Ji.

ExplanationSalutationsSalut: concentrate on your studies; Lequn: enjoy getting along with good friends. Concentrate on your studies and get along well with your classmates.

Originally from "Li Ji (礼记-学记)"："One year is regarded as a departure from the scriptures and discernment of the will, and three years is regarded as dedication to one's studies and joyfulness to one's group."

Grammar联合式；作谓语、定语；指乐于与朋友探讨学问。

Summary "Dedication to work and enjoyment of group" is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation. It is the occupation in traditional virtues.

The basic meaning of "dedication to work and enjoyment of the group" is: to concentrate on one's work and to be happy to benefit all the people. The concept of "dedication and pleasure" in the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation is reflected in the political virtues, military virtues, morality, civil virtues, business virtues, teacher virtues, artistic virtues and medical virtues. The socialist market economy calls for the spirit of "dedication and joy".

Rituals:

The Book of Rites, also known as Xiaodai Rites and Xiaodai Ji, was written in the Han Dynasty and was compiled by Dai Sheng, a ritualist of the Western Han Dynasty. The Book of Rites is an important anthology of ancient Chinese rules and regulations, **** twenty volumes and forty-nine articles, the contents of the book are mainly written about the pre-Qin ritual system.

It embodies the philosophical thoughts of pre-Qin Confucianism (such as the view of heaven, the universe, and the view of life), educational thoughts (such as personal cultivation, education system, teaching methods, and school management), political thoughts (such as the education of the government, the cosmopolitan society, the rite system and the criminal law), and aesthetic thoughts (such as the theory of physical movement and heart feeling, the theory of rites and music neutrality and harmony), which is an important source for the study of the pre-Qin society, and it is a compendium of the Confucian thought.

The Book of Rites is a compendium of Confucian thought. The book is written in a strict and elegant style, with a graceful and echoey language, and a neat and varied language, and it is one of the "Three Rites", one of the "Five Classics", and one of the "Thirteen Classics The book is one of the "Three Rites", one of the "Five Classics" and one of the "Thirteen Classics".