鎻愮ず锛Please remember the latest URL of this site锛zshanw.com锛両n response to the national Internet cleaning campaign, this site has cleared all pornographic novels, resulting in a large number of books being mixed up.If you open the link and find that it is not the book you want to read, please click the search icon above to search for the book again.锛孴hank you for your visit锛

国产黄片一级免费中文字幕

Bi Lu Xiaona 506涓囧瓧 997136浜鸿杩 杩炶浇

銆姽破患睹夥阎形淖帜汇

The great officials of various countries, when entering the emperor's country, call themselves the so-and-so scholar; they call themselves the accompanying minister so-and-so. They call themselves the son outside, and the old man of the widowed monarch in their own country. The envoy calls himself so-and-so. The emperor does not speak out, and the princes do not give names.

The way of heaven is the highest teaching, and the sage is the highest virtue. Above the temple hall, the Lei Zun is in the east, and the Xi Zun is in the west. Below the temple hall, the Xian Gu is in the west, and the Ying Gu is in the east. The king is in the east, and the lady is in the room. The sun is born in the east, and the moon is born in the west. This is the division of yin and yang, and the position of husband and wife. The king drinks from the Xi Xiang in the west, and the lady drinks from the Lei Zun in the east. The interaction of rituals moves above, and the interaction of music responds to below, which is the ultimate harmony. Rituals are to reflect what they are born from; music is to enjoy what they are made from. Therefore, the ancient kings established rituals to regulate affairs and cultivate music to guide their will. Therefore, by observing their rituals and music, we can know whether they are in order or not. Qu Boyu said: "A gentleman is a man of great ability, so by observing his utensils, we can know his skill; by observing his hair, we can know his wisdom." Therefore, it is said: "A gentleman is careful about what he gives to others."

The curtain funeral is not an ancient practice, it started with Jing Jiang's crying for Mu Bo. Funeral is the utmost sorrow. To be moderate in sorrow is to adapt to changes; a gentleman remembers the one who started it. To return is the way to love to the utmost, with the heart of praying and worshiping; to look back to the ghosts is the way to seek the ghosts and gods; to face north is the meaning of seeking the ghosts. To bow and kowtow is to hide the utmost sorrow; to kowtow is to hide it very much. To eat rice and shellfish is to not bear to be empty; not to eat the way, but to use delicious food. To inscribe is to make a clear mark, because the dead are inseparable, so they are marked with flags. To love is to record; to respect is to do the best. Chong is to focus on the way, the Yin Dynasty focused on the emphasis; the Zhou Dynasty focused on the emphasis. Offering with plain utensils is because the living have a plain heart; only in the ritual of offering sacrifices, the host commits suicide; who knows that the gods also have a respectful heart. The jumping is the extreme of sorrow, and there is a calculation, so it is a moderation. Baring and pulling up hair are changes; anger is a change of sorrow. Removing ornaments is to remove beauty; baring and pulling up hair are to remove ornaments to the extreme. Baring something and wearing something are the moderation of sorrow. Burying with a hat and a shawl is the way to communicate with the gods, and there is a respectful heart. The Zhou people buried with a hat, and the Yin people buried with a shawl. The host and the mistress of the house are old, because they are sick, and the king ordered them to eat. Crying and going up to the hall is to return to what they have done; the mistress of the house is to return to what they have raised. Crying and mourning is the extreme of sorrow - it is lost, so it is serious. The Yin people mourned after the enfeoffment, and the Zhou people mourned and cried. Confucius said, "Yin is already sincere, I will follow Zhou." The burial place is in the north, which is the etiquette of the Three Dynasties, because it is a secluded place. After the enthronement, the host will present gifts and pray for the corpse of Su Yu. After the return of the mourning, the host and the officials will look at the sacrifice of Yu. The officials will place a few tables and offer sacrifices to the left of the tomb. Returning, the mourning will be performed at noon. The mourning is performed on the day of the burial, because it cannot bear to be away for a day. In this month, the sacrifice is replaced with the mourning. The end of the mourning is called the completion of the matter. On this day, the funeral sacrifice is replaced with the auspicious sacrifice. The next day, the grave is buried with the grandfather. The change to the auspicious sacrifice is the same as the grave. When it comes to the grave, it must be on this day - it cannot bear to have nothing to return to in a day. Yin was buried with silk, while Zhou was buried with tears. Confucius liked Yin. When the king came to the funeral of his minister, he used the witch to pray for peach and straw and held a spear - he hated it; it was different from the living. There is a way of death in the funeral. This is what the ancient kings found difficult to talk about. The morning of the funeral is to show filial piety to the deceased, and to mourn for the deceased. Therefore, the funeral should be held at the temple of the ancestors. In the Yin Dynasty, the ancestors were buried, and in the Zhou Dynasty, the deceased was buried.




鏈鏂扮珷鑺傦細涓鍑绘瘷鍛

鏇存柊鏃堕棿锛2025-03-14

鏈鏂扮珷鑺傚垪琛
鐑︽伡浼氳В鍐崇儲鎭
璧ょ灣闈掗拱
涓嶅畬缇
婕╂丁鍦扮嫳缁忥紒锛
鑲夎韩涓洪サ
鍙や粰甯濆搧涓硅嵂
鍖栫澧冧紶鎵
閲滃弶鏂╂潃鐧界湁鐢
鍘嗙粌
鍏ㄩ儴绔犺妭鐩綍
绗1绔 钀借崚鑰岄
绗2绔 鏉灞
绗3绔 榫欓獞澹洟鐨勪复鏃跺伐
绗4绔 鎴樺懆鏅綉
绗5绔 楹掗簾鍏
绗6绔 鍚炲櫖涔岀伀
绗7绔 鍐涗护鐘
绗8绔 鍫瘮鐏靛厓澧冪殑灏稿吔
绗9绔 瀹炲姏纰惧帇
绗10绔 鏈轰細鏉ヤ簡
绗11绔 鍚椈闄嗗ぇ甯堬紝鏇剧粡鈥︹
绗12绔 鏈堝鐨勯渿鍔
绗13绔 鐙鐑殑鎶曞悕鐘
绗14绔 鍗℃儏鑺傦紝鍒犵ǹ瀛愪簡锛屾槑澶╄ˉ涓
绗15绔 闄╁
绗16绔 鎵鏈変汉閮藉緱姝
绗17绔 婵鎴橈紙浜旓級
绗18绔 鐧界帀寮傛灉
绗19绔 鍙堣鎽婂弸
绗20绔 澶╀娇鍧犺惤,鎴戞潵浜!
鐐瑰嚮鏌ョ湅涓棿闅愯棌鐨3484绔犺妭
Online Games鐩稿叧闃呰More+

Deep in love without knowing it

Zhang Jiaxiangsi

Good morning, my secret husband.

Huyan Xiangli

Ink Beauty

Jiu Xin Wei

A sword

Tumen Liwei

The promise of that summer

Maojia

Rebirth of the Queen

Liangqiu Yuhan