The representative of pre-Qin official learning culture

The representatives of official learning culture in the pre-Qin period are: ritual and music system, official learning education and Confucianism.

Rites and Music System: The rites and music system in the pre-Qin period was an important part of the ancient official culture of China. The system of rites and music stipulates social levels, clearly distinguishes between the noble and the humble, and carries out education, publicity and implementation through the form of rites and music. This system provided clear education and management norms for officials at all levels and specialized agencies in charge of state affairs at that time.

Official education: The official education in the pre-Qin period aims at cultivating political, economic and cultural leaders, fixing the position of the ruling class and consolidating the state power. This kind of official education has the characteristics of strong politics, strong practicability, clear hierarchy and careful organization and management. In terms of educational content, it mainly includes political management, military strategy, etiquette norms, cultural knowledge and so on.

Confucianism: Confucianism in the pre-Qin period is also one of the important representatives of China's ancient official culture. Confucianism emphasizes people's education and self-cultivation, pays attention to individual's internal self-cultivation and external behavior norms, and the moral relationship between people. Confucianism had a profound influence on China's later traditional culture and social system.

hierarchy

The hierarchical system in the pre-Qin period is also one of the important features of China's ancient official learning culture. Under the hierarchical system, people's status and rights are different, which are reflected in political, economic, cultural and other fields. The concept of respect and inferiority under the hierarchical system has also profoundly influenced China's traditional culture and social behavior norms.

In a word, the pre-Qin official culture is an important part of the ancient culture of China, and its representatives include the system of rites and music, official education, Confucianism and hierarchy. These cultural representatives not only had a far-reaching impact on the social system and code of conduct at that time, but also had an important impact on the cultural and social development of China.