The lucky gift among the five rites

The Ji Li among the Five Rites refers to: Ji Li is the crown of the Five Rites and is mainly a sacrificial ceremony for gods, earth gods, humans and ghosts.

Sacrifice to heaven.

It mainly includes: worshiping the heaven on the circular mound; praying for grains, offering sacrifices to the gods, worshiping the famous hall; offering sacrifices to the Five Emperors; offering sacrifices to the sun, moon and stars.

Place of worship.

It mainly includes: worshiping the land on the square hill and looking around the mountains and rivers; enshrining Zen; and offering sacrifices to the God of Sheji.

Ancestral Temple Sacrifice According to the "Book of Rites of Zhou", ancient Chinese rituals were divided into five categories, known as the "Five Rites", namely auspicious rituals, unlucky rituals, military rituals, guest rituals and honorable rituals.

Ji Li has just been mentioned, let’s start with Jiali: 2. Jiali Jiali is an etiquette that harmonizes interpersonal relationships, communication, and bonding. It involves daily life, succession to the throne, banquets, etc. It is mainly used for weddings, crown ceremonies,

Shooting ceremony, feasting ceremony, banquet ceremony and celebration ceremony are the most important.

3. Bin Li is a diplomatic etiquette, which refers to the etiquette used by princes to meet the emperor and interact with each other.

4. Military salute Military salute is a military salute and a ceremony for military exercises, expeditions and other military activities.

5. Ominous rituals Ominous rituals are rituals of sympathy, condolences and sorrow.

"Zhou Li, Chun Guan, Da Zong Bo" said: "Use ominous rituals to mourn the worries of the country."

The contents of the evil rituals mainly include: mourning the death with funeral rituals, mourning the misfortune with mourning rituals, mourning disasters with condolence rituals, and mourning the rebellion with sympathy rituals.