What is the inherent traditional customary law based on Zhou Li?

Zhou rites are based on the traditional customary law inherent in Zhou tribes.

Zhou Li is a Confucian classic and one of the thirteen classics. Biography was written by Zhou Gongdan, but in fact it may have been induced and created during the Warring States Period.

Zhou Li, Yi Li and The Book of Rites, collectively called "Three Rites", are the theoretical forms of the ancient national rites and music culture in China, which recorded and explained the laws and significance of rites most authoritatively and had the most far-reaching influence on the ritual system in past dynasties. Zheng Xuan, a master of Confucian classics, made an excellent annotation on Zhou Li. Because of Zheng Xuan's high academic prestige, Zhou Li became the first of Li San and became one of the Confucian ceremonies.

Zhou Li recorded the society, politics, economy, culture, customs and etiquette in the pre-Qin period, with rich historical materials. The content involved is extremely rich and all-encompassing, which can be called a treasure house of Chinese culture and history.