Write a 450-word essay on "Traditional Etiquette and Manners Learn a Chinese Ritual".

China is recognized as one of the ancient civilizations in the world and one of the birthplaces of human civilization. Since ancient times, it has always respected etiquette, and has been known as the "State of Etiquette". Etiquette is an important symbol of the progress of human civilization, an important way of adapting to the development of the times and promoting the progress and success of individuals

It is also an important part of ideology and morality, and an important form of reflecting the construction of spiritual civilization; etiquette not only reflects a person's spiritual outlook, but also reflects the morality of a unit, a region and even the whole society. Learning Objective: To understand and master the process of formation of "etiquette" and the norms of body movement in modern etiquette, so as to make our body movement standardized, throughout our daily work.

Learning requirements: 1, during the lecture can not talk to each other, doze off, cell phone set to vibrate

2, listen to the lecture and make a good record, the examination questions will be according to the courseware out of the question

Chapter 1, the origin of etiquette

The origin of etiquette The origin of social etiquette in the primitive society and the period of slavery. 1. This is a kind of belief and sermon when people have not yet realized the real origin of etiquette, and it is a reflection of the worship of God, representing a kind of understanding of primitive etiquette during the period of the Tianteng worship of human beings. In Zuo Zhuan (左传), there is a saying: "Rites are used to obey heaven, and the way of heaven is also the way of heaven." This means that rites are used to conform to the will of heaven, and rites that conform to the will of heaven are in accordance with the "way of heaven. (2) Ritual is the embodiment of the unity of heaven and earth and man This view is a trend of thought that emerged after the Spring and Autumn Period. This view was a trend of thought that emerged after the Spring and Autumn period. It held that heaven and earth had a constraining relationship and unity with human beings, and that they were superior to human beings in terms of their sovereignty. The introduction of rituals into the discussion of human relations is a great improvement over the simple "heaven and god born rituals", but still not free from primitive beliefs, so it is still unscientific.

3. The origin of rites is in human nature This is a Confucian idea. Confucianism combines rites and human nature, thinking that rites originate in human nature. Confucianism explains rites with benevolence, on the one hand, taking "rites" as a general rule to deal with interpersonal relations, and on the other hand, taking "benevolence" as the psychological basis of "rites". To love one's neighbor with self-restraint is "benevolence", and to handle interpersonal relations correctly and appropriately with benevolence and love is "propriety".

4. Ritual is the product of the contradiction between human nature and the environment The purpose of this doctrine is to solve the contradiction between human beings and the environment. Confucius, "self-restoration" point of view, is to see the contradiction between man and the environment, and the solution to this contradiction is "self-restraint". If people's desires for good and evil are not restrained, they can do anything bad, so the saints made zazha and restrained their greed.

It becomes possible.

The impossible will be

The only way to be benevolent is to be benevolent. The winner is the one who is at peace, the one who is righteous and the one who is at peace. The world has been a place of peace since the beginning of time, and the world has been a place of peace since the end of time.