What do the Six Arts of Poetry mean? What are the Six Arts ?

The six arts have two meanings, namely the "ancient six arts" in the "Zhou Li" and the "six arts" after the Spring and Autumn period proposed by Confucius.

1. The six arts of "Zhou Li" are: "Rite (Five Rites), Music (Six Songs), Shooting (Five Shots), Yu (Five Royals), Books (Six Books), and Numbers (Nine Numbers)." ”

2. After the Spring and Autumn Period, the "Six Arts" are the "Six Classics".

1. Introduction to the "Six Arts of Poetry": The six arts in "Zhou Li" are the six disciplines of aristocratic education before the Western Zhou Dynasty: etiquette, music, archery, royalty, calligraphy, and mathematics.

Among them, the rites are divided into five rites (auspicious, fierce, guest, military, and Jia); The music is divided into six music (Yunmen, Daxian, Dashao, Daxia, Dawo, Dawu); The shot is divided into five shots (white arrow, Shenlian, 剡注, Xiangqi, Jingyi); There are five royal (Ming and Luan, chasing water song, passing the monarch table, dancing Jiaoqu, chasing the bird left), and the book has six books (pictograms, referring to things, knowing, forming sounds, transferring, pretending to borrow), and the number has nine numbers. The six arts after the Spring and Autumn Period refer to the Six Classics, namely poetry, calligraphy, rituals, music, Yi, and Spring and Autumn.

2. Introduction to "Zhou Li": It is a Confucian classic, which is said to have been written by Zhou Gongdan, a famous politician, thinker, writer and military strategist in the Western Zhou Dynasty, but it is actually a forgery of the great Confucian Liu Xiang and his son Liu Xin in the late Western Han Dynasty. From the analysis of its ideological content, it shows that Confucianism developed into the late Warring States period, integrating Taoism, law, yin and yang, and other family thoughts, and Confucius underwent great changes in it during the Spring and Autumn Period.

The content of the Zhou Rite is extremely rich and is used to maintain the sub-sealing system. As large as the world's Kyushu, astronomical calendars; As small as ditches and roads, grass, trees, insects and fish. The establishment of the state system, politics, law, culture and education, rituals, music, military punishment, taxation, clothing, clothing, bedrooms, temples, carriages and horses, agriculture, commerce, medicine, crafts, all kinds of famous things, regulations, and systems, all inclusive.

It can be called a treasure trove of ancient cultural history.

The six arts refer to the six skills of fierce preparation in the aristocratic education system of the Zhou Dynasty in China, namely: etiquette, music, archery, royalty, calligraphy, and mathematics. The aristocratic education system of the Zhou Dynasty in China began in 1046 BC during the Zhou Dynasty, which was destroyed by the branches, and the official school of the Zhou Dynasty required the students of Hengjiao to master the six basic talents.

Summary. Six Arts: Rites, Music, Archery, Royalty, Calligraphy, and Mathematics. Etiquette is etiquette, music is **, shooting is shooting and riding technology, royal is the technology of driving a carriage, the book is calligraphy, and the number is counting. It can be seen from this that in ancient times, quality education was also emphasized, and morality, physique, aesthetics, and labor were developed in an all-round way.

There is a saying about the "six arts".

Six Arts: Rites, Music, Archery, Royalty, Rent, Books, and Mathematics. Etiquette is etiquette, music is **, shooting is shooting and riding technology, royal is the technology of driving a carriage, the book is calligraphy, and the number is counted as a number.

It can be seen that in ancient times, quality education was also emphasized, and morality, physique, beauty, and labor were comprehensively disadvantaged and developed.

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1. Six skills: etiquette, music, archery, royalty, calligraphy, and mathematics.

The aristocratic education system of the Zhou Dynasty in China began in 1046 BC during the Zhou Dynasty, and the official school of the Zhou Dynasty required students to master six basic talents: etiquette, music, archery, royalty, calligraphy, and mathematics.

2. Refers to the Six Classics: "Yi", "Book", "Poem", "Rite", "Music" and "Spring and Autumn".

During the Spring and Autumn Period, Confucius also taught the six arts in private learning, but these six arts are the six classics of Confucianism, which are called "Yi", "Shu", "Poetry", "Rites", "Music", and "Spring and Autumn".

1. The Six Arts is a collective term for the six skills of etiquette, music, archery, royalty, calligraphy, and mathematics, which originated in the Zhou Dynasty in 1046 BC and gradually died out in the Tang Dynasty with the emergence of the imperial examination system. It is the six basic talents that Zhou Wang's official school requires students to master, from "Zhou Li Baoshi": "Raising the son of the country with the Tao is the six arts of teaching:

One is five rites, two is six music, three is five shots, four is five royals, five is six books, and six is nine numbers. ”

2. Etiquette: etiquette (similar to today's moral education). The five salutes, auspicious, fierce, guest, military, and Jiaye.

3. Music: **. Six music: Yunmen, Daxian, Dashao, Daxia, Dahui, Dawu and other ancient music.

4. Archery: archery technology. These five archery skills are: White Arrow, Shen Lian, Yan Zhu, Xiang Ruler, and Jing Yi.

5. Yu: the technique of driving a horse-drawn carriage.

6. Book: refers to calligraphy (writing, literacy, composition) six books: pictograms, signifiers, understanding, shapes, sounds, transfers, and pretenses.

7. Number: Number refers to the number of reason and qi (the law of the application method), that is, the law of movement of the five elements of yin and yang. "Guangya": "Count, art." "It's just technology, methods, techniques.