There are strict hierarchical boundaries for the sacrifice, please ask the gods

Sacrifice is a part of the Chinese rituals, and it is the most important part of the Confucian rituals, and there are five classics.

It is not more important than sacrifice, but to bless God. The objects of worship are divided into three categories: gods, earthly gods, and human ghosts.

The gods are worshipped, the earth is sacrificed, and the temple is enjoyed. Sacrifices have strict hierarchical boundaries. The gods and the earth can only be sacrificed by the Son of Heaven.

Princes and doctors can sacrifice to the mountains and rivers. The Shishu people could only worship their ancestors and the god of the stove.

Sacrifice is a part of Chinese rituals, and it is the most important part of Confucian rituals. The objects of worship are divided into three categories: gods, earthly gods, and human ghosts.

The gods are worshipped, the earth is sacrificed, and the temple is enjoyed. Sacrifices have strict hierarchical boundaries. The gods and the earth can only be sacrificed by the Son of Heaven.

Princes and doctors can sacrifice to the mountains and rivers. The Shishu people could only worship their ancestors and the god of the stove. Qingming Festival, Cold Food Festival.

Dragon Boat Festival, Midyear Festival.

Chung Yeung Festival is a day to worship ancestors.

Sacrifice refers to a series of symbolic actions or rituals performed according to the requirements of religion or social customs. The objects of worship are divided into three categories: gods, earthly gods, and human ghosts.

The gods are worshipped, the earth is sacrificed, and the temple is enjoyed. The rules of sacrifice are recorded in detail in the Confucian scriptures "Zhou Li" and "Book of Rites", and are explained in scriptures such as "The Book of Rites and Justice" and "University Yanyi Supplement". In ancient China, "the gods are not of the same kind, and the people are not of the same race", and there were strict hierarchical boundaries for sacrifice.

The gods and the earth can only be sacrificed by the Son of Heaven. Princes and doctors can sacrifice to the mountains and rivers. The Shishu people could only worship their ancestors and the god of the stove.

Qingming Festival, Cold Food Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Zhongyuan Festival, and Double Ninth Festival are the days of ancestor worship. Ancestor worship is also the most direct way for the Han people to declare themselves as the descendants of Yan and Huang.

Meng Chun prays for the valley, Meng Xia prays for rain and worships the winter solstice.

The emperor held three major ceremonies at the Temple of Heaven every year: Meng Chun praying for the valley, Meng Xia praying for rain and the winter solstice worshipping the sky.

Chimes Ancient Chinese Han large-scale percussion instruments, chimes rose in the Western Zhou Dynasty, flourished in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period until the Qin and Han dynasties, China is the earliest country to manufacture and use music clocks. It is made of bronze and consists of oblate round bells of different sizes arranged in the order of pitch, hanging on a huge bell stand, and striking the bronze bells with a T-shaped wooden hammer and a long rod respectively, which can produce different musical sounds, because each bell has a different tone, and can play a beautiful piece of music by striking according to the musical notation. A set of bronze bells of different tones of different tones are hung on a wooden frame, and the music is played by ancient maids with small wooden mallets.

According to documentary records and excavated cultural relics, it was found that China had chimes in the Western Zhou Dynasty, and the chimes at that time were generally composed of 3 large and small bells.

From the late Spring and Autumn period to the Warring States period, the number of chimes gradually increased, with a group of 9 and a group of 13, and so on.

In 1957, the first set of 13 chimes unearthed at the site of Chengyang City, Xinyang, Henan Province, China, played Dongfanghong music with China's first artificial satellite singing in space.