What are the eight rites and four ceremonies?

The eight rites refer to the "rites of the instrument", "rites of ceremony", "rites of speech", "the rites of treating people ", "walking gift", "ornamental gift", "tour gift", "dining gift ". The four rites of passage refer to the rite of admission (age 7), the rite of passage (age 10), the rite of youth (age 14), and the rite of passage (age 18).

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The significance of the Eight Rites and Four Ceremonies:

Etiquette is a convention in people's lives and social interactions, and according to a variety of etiquette norms, people can correctly grasp the scale of interpersonal interactions with the outside world, and reasonably manage The good people and the relationship between people.

If there is no norms of etiquette, often make people in the interaction feel at a loss, and even rude to others, making jokes, so familiar with and master the etiquette, you can do to touch the class, to treat people just right.

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