What is the Chinese Bar Mitzvah

1. The Bar Mitzvah of the ancient Chinese Huaxia people: men perform the Crown Ceremony (usually at the age of twenty), and women perform the Maturity Rite (usually at the age of fifteen). The modern Bar Mitzvah is a ceremony held when young boys and girls reach the age of 18 to symbolize the transition to adulthood.

2, in mainland China, the modern rite of passage began in Shanghai, although some students and parents do not understand the rite of passage, but to the local media, schools, the Youth League Committee and even singers clubs and other units to organize a variety of rites of passage are endless. 1994, many provinces, cities, autonomous regions and counties across the country, by the **** Youth League to organize this activity. 1995, Zhejiang Provincial Youth League Committee in Hangzhou, China has been the first time to organize a rite of passage, and in the past few years, the rite of passage has been held in Hangzhou, China. In 1995, the Provincial Committee of the Zhejiang Youth League held an "Adult Swearing-in Ceremony for Thousands of Young Men and Women Aged 18" in the Square of the Youth Palace in Hangzhou. On May 6 this year, nearly 500 high school students from various districts of Fuzhou City and Minhou County dressed in Chinese dress to participate in the "Gengyin Year Fujian Minhou County, the third traditional bar mitzvah" held in the square of the Museum of the Tanshishan Ruins in Fujian Province. Bar Mitzvahs have become very popular in recent years, and in various forms.