What is the ritual produced by Confucianism?

There are three kinds of rituals produced by Confucianism:

First, courtesy is a natural law.

Confucius said in the Book of Rites: "The owner is rational. If you use it to rule, you will share prosperity with the world. " The ceremony here refers to the eternal and universal heaven, which, in the words of westerners, is the natural law.

Second,

"White Tiger Feelings" said: "The proprietors, do it, do it." Judging from the rule system, the etiquette here can be divided into two categories: etiquette and custom.

Third, courtesy is etiquette.

As heaven, justice and natural law, ceremony is intangible, and as a planning system, ceremony is also semi-tangible and semi-intangible. The ceremony also needs a set of completely visible ceremonies to embody, express and strengthen, which is etiquette.