Rite of passage tradition

In ancient times, men were crowned at the age of 20, that is, crowned, and then they could get married, which meant courage and gentleness, and also showed that they had reached adulthood and were recognized by their ethnic groups. Women get married after reaching 15 years old. The tradition of adult ceremony continued from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty, but it was abolished in the Qing Dynasty because the Qing Dynasty prohibited the Han people from being crowned in order to strengthen their rule over the Han people. After that, the coronation ceremony was no longer held.

The Japanese attach great importance to this traditional festival-Adult Day. The second Monday of June+10 in 5438 is the adult festival in Japan. The "new adults" who celebrated their 20th birthday the previous year will participate in various local celebrations and activities on Adult Day.

China's rite of passage was cancelled after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs. Men in the Qing dynasty shaved their hair and left braids, but they needed to be crowned with braids, which conflicted with the concept of leaving braids. Until recent years, the rite of passage has gradually revived with the revival of traditional culture.

All countries in the world attach great importance to adult festival, and various adult ceremonies are landmark ceremonies that symbolize boys and girls bidding farewell to childishness and moving towards maturity. Many countries in the world have a long history and have their own characteristics.

After the graduation ceremony, students, parents and teachers have dinner together in schools, restaurants, cafes or nightclubs. The students expressed their gratitude and presented gifts to the teachers. After the dinner, the graduates continued to get together. They sing, dance and perform various programs.

China's rite of passage was cancelled after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs. Men in the Qing dynasty shaved their hair and left braids, but they needed to be crowned with braids, which conflicted with the concept of leaving braids. Until recent years, the rite of passage has gradually revived with the revival of traditional culture.

So we know that every country must have faith, and people can't live without faith. As a national custom in China, adult ceremony is indelible, and it is a baptism of children's hearts.