Moral education connotation of ceremony

The moral connotation of the ceremony;

As a form of behavior, ceremony often has profound moral connotation. It can enhance the identity and collective cohesion of individuals and groups in people's daily life, improve people's self-discipline and ability to abide by norms, shape people's character and values, and promote the harmonious development of social civilization.

Specifically, the moral connotation of the ceremony includes the following aspects:

Social identity:

Ritual can provide a sense of social identity and belonging between individuals and groups, strengthen people's recognition of their social roles and social relations, and thus enhance their sense of social responsibility and social mission.

Self-discipline:

Etiquette requires people to act in strict accordance with the prescribed procedures and etiquette. This process can help people to establish self-discipline awareness and ability, and form good habits of observing norms and self-discipline.

Follow the specification:

Ritual has the characteristics of mandatory norms, and participants must act according to the norms. This process can help people establish correct values and moral concepts, and shape good character and behavior habits.

Strengthen communication:

Rites can promote communication between people, enhance mutual understanding and understanding, and thus promote the good development of interpersonal relationships.

Inheriting culture:

Ceremony is an important part of culture, which can inherit and carry forward certain cultural values and traditional customs, and maintain and carry forward the diversity and characteristics of national culture.

How to use traditional cultural resources to cultivate children s moral quality;

Inheriting traditional culture through stories and poems. Tell the deeds and stories of ancient sages, so that children can understand the connotation and essence of traditional culture. Provide children with opportunities to learn traditional culture.

You can take your children to museums, exhibition halls, traditional handicraft halls and other places to learn about the history and development of traditional culture. Use traditional cultural and educational methods, such as "moral education", to help children cultivate moral qualities such as honesty, trustworthiness and respect through guidance and encouragement.

Encourage children to participate in traditional cultural activities, such as dance, music, calligraphy and painting. Cultivate children's aesthetic awareness and artistic accomplishment by participating in traditional cultural activities. Focus on cultivating children's confidence in traditional culture. Let children know and understand their own culture, realize the value and significance of traditional culture, and know how to cherish and inherit it.

This will enable children to better understand and accept the connotation of traditional culture, and at the same time enhance their self-confidence and cultural identity. In a word, using the resources of traditional culture can help children to develop in an all-round way, cultivate good moral character and cultural accomplishment, and at the same time, let children better understand and accept traditional culture and inherit and carry forward the excellent cultural traditions of the Chinese nation.