What books are there to learn ancient etiquette?

The Book of Rites is an important collection of laws and regulations in ancient China, with 20 volumes and 49 articles. The book is mainly centered on the pre-Qin ritual system, reflecting Confucian philosophy (such as heaven, universe and outlook on life), education (such as personal cultivation, education system, teaching methods and school management) and political thoughts (such as political education, great harmony society, ethics and criminal law).

2. Zhou Li

Zhou Li is a Confucian classic and one of the thirteen classics. It was written by Zhou Gongdan, but in fact, it was written between the Han Dynasty and the Han Dynasty. Zhou Li, Yi Li and Li Ji are collectively called "Three Rites", which are the theoretical forms of China ancient national etiquette culture. They are the most authoritative in recording and explaining etiquette, and have the most far-reaching influence on the etiquette system of past dynasties.

3. "ceremony"

Yili is the earliest Confucian work. Zhou Li and Yi Li are considered to be from Confucius. The characters in this book were written in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, but the sacrificial activities recorded in the book existed long before the book was completed. It was Confucius who collected and recorded the ceremony that Zhou and Lu were about to be lost.

4. China ancient etiquette civilization

In the book Ancient Etiquette Civilization in China published by Zhonghua Book Company in 2004, the author Peng Lin introduced the origin, classification and elements of etiquette.

5. On ceremony

The Book of Rites is the most important one in Xunzi's works, which systematically discusses the origin, content and function of "Rites". Based on the theory of "evil nature", it is believed that "people are born with desires", and there is competition and confusion if they want them.

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