The term Western Saturday explains what the six arts refer to in the Western Zhou Dynasty

Western Zhou. The Six Arts, referring to the Zhou Dynasty in China.

The six skills in the aristocratic education system, 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, and the official school of the Zhou Dynasty required students to master the six basic talents.

Western Saturday Arts refers to six skills, including etiquette, music, archery, royalty, calligraphy, and mathematics.

1.Etiquette: Includes etiquette and rituals, a bit like moral education.

2.Music: refers to ** and dance, there were six music in ancient times, such as Yunmen, Daxian, Dashao, etc.

3.Archery: refers to archery techniques, with five shots, including white arrows, senlian, and sting.

4.Yu: refers to the technique of driving a carriage, there are five royals, including Ming and Luan.

5.Shu: refers to calligraphy and literacy, including pictograms, signifiers, and understandings.

6.Number: refers to the algorithm, including the number of nine, that is, the multiplication table of ninety-nine, etc.

The six arts of the West Saturday refer to six skills: etiquette, music, archery, royalty, calligraphy, and mathematics.

Rites: Etiquette (i.e., moral education) Five rites: auspicious rites, fierce rites, military rites, guest rites, and jia rites;

Music:** Six music: Yunmen, Daxian, Dashao, Daxia, Dawo, Dawu and other ancient music;

Archery: archery technique five shots: white arrow, Shenlian, Yanzhu, Xiangqi, Jingyi;

Yu: The technique of driving the carriage Five royals: Ming and Luan, chasing the water, passing the monarch's table, dancing and crossing, chasing the bird left;

Book: Calligraphy (Writing, Literacy, Writing) Six Books: Pictograms, Signifiers, Understanding, Shapes and Sounds, Transfers, and Pretenses;

Number: Algorithm (Counting) Nine numbers are the ninety-nine multiplication table, which is a mathematics textbook in ancient schools.

1. The six arts of the Western Zhou Dynasty refer to rituals, music, archery, royalty, calligraphy, and mathematics. "Raising the son of the country is the six arts of teaching: one is five rites, two is six music, three is five shots, four is five royals (control), five is six books, and six is nine numbers.

This is the so-called "six arts" of "five meridians and six arts".

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, understandings, 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.

There are two versions of the Six Arts:1. The first way to say bridge dust.

Ancient Chinese Confucianism requires students to master six basic talents, including etiquette, 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.

Etiquette: including politics, morality, patriotism, behavior and habits, etc.

Music: Contains **, dance, poetry and other content.

Archery: It is the training of archery skills.

Mi: It is the cultivation of the skill of driving a chariot.

Book: It's literacy education.

Mathematics: Includes the teaching of natural science and religious techniques such as mathematics.

The characteristics of the "Six Arts" education are that both literature and martial arts are emphasized, knowledge and ability are pursued, and education is different by paying attention to the difference in age and the degree of discipline. In the "six arts", etiquette, music, archery, and royalty, known as the "great art", are the skills that the aristocracy must have in politics, and they should be studied in depth at the university level; Books and mathematics are called "small arts", which are needed for people's livelihood and are compulsory subjects in primary school.

2. The second statement.

There is also a saying that interprets the six arts as the six classics, namely the Book of Changes, the Book of Songs, the Book of Songs, the Book of Rites, the Book of Music, and the Spring and Autumn Period. The Five Classics refer to the "Book of Songs", "Book of Rites", "Book of Rites", "Zhou Yi" and "Spring and Autumn", referred to as "Poems, Books, Rites, Yi, Spring and Autumn", before that, there was also a "Book of Music", collectively known as "Poems, Books, Rites, Music, Yi, Spring and Autumn", these six books are also called "Six Classics", of which the "Book of Music" later died, and only the Five Minhe Zen Sutras remained.

1. Western Saturday Art refers to six skills: etiquette, music, archery, royalty, calligraphy, and mathematics.

2. Etiquette: etiquette (i.e., moral education today). Five rites: auspicious rites, fierce rites, military salutes, guest salutes, and jia rites;

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

4. Archery: archery technology. Five shots: white arrow, Shenlian, Yan note, Xiang ruler, well instrument;

5. Royal: the technique of driving a carriage. Five royals: Ming and Luan, chasing water songs, passing the monarch's table, dancing and fighting, chasing birds left;

6. Book: calligraphy (writing, literacy, writing). Six books: pictograms, signifiers, understandings, shapes, sounds, transfers, and pretenses.

7. Number: algorithm (counting). Nine numbers are ninety-nine multiplication tables, mathematics textbooks in ancient schools.