The Development of China Characters

During the Han and Tang Dynasties, China's traditional culture included Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism, literature, painting, architecture and sculpture. , was introduced to Japan, North Korea and other countries. For example, the spread of Zhu Cheng Neo-Confucianism and Wang Lu Neo-Confucianism in Japan led to the formation of Japanese Zhuzi Studies and Yangming Studies.

In the Tang Dynasty, the Buddhist culture and sculptures of Jian Zhen Dongdu and China spread to Japan. A large number of Japanese envoys to Tang Dynasty, such as Kibi No Asomi Makibi, Konghai monk and Abe Zhongma Road, were sent to China to study China culture. Therefore, Japanese writing and architecture are deeply influenced by China culture.

During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, China's traditional culture spread to some European countries through Jesuits in the west and learning from the East to the West. China's four great inventions (papermaking, printing, gunpowder, compass, etc. ) was first introduced to the west, which played an important role in promoting the formation and development of western capitalist society.

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The essence of China culture:

China has been a country of etiquette since ancient times, and "ceremony" is the essence of China culture. The ancient "ritual shooting" not only infiltrated and integrated the splendid historical civilization of China for thousands of years, but also deeply influenced the world. It is an important part of human civilization and a moral code that human beings abide by in order to maintain and develop excellent social order and ecological harmony. It is the crystallization of human civilization and wisdom. "Rite" and "Shooting" are respectively one of the six great arts in ancient China, including "Rite, Music, Shooting, Imperial, Calligraphy and Numbering".

China's thought of "The Book of Rites Shooting Righteousness" was introduced to Japan in the Edo period, which gave birth to the "literary shooting" ceremony of Japanese archery in the Edo period. Along with the shooting training in the Edo era of modern Japanese Bow Road, the book of Rites is regarded as a national classic.

The nature, purpose and practice of shooting ceremony in the Book of Rites are based on the guiding ideology of shooting ceremony.

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