Is the rite of passage the same as the swearing-in ceremony?

The rite of passage is different from the swearing-in ceremony.

Adult ceremony is a ceremony held by boys and girls when they are adults, which symbolizes their progress towards adulthood. All countries in the world have different kinds of adult gifts. The rite of passage of the Han nationality in ancient China refers to the crown ceremony and gifts, and this tradition lasted from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty. In ancient times, when Han men reached the age of 20, they had to be crowned, that is, crowned to show their adulthood, and they could get married only after being recognized by their own nation. Women get married after reaching 15 years old.

The 100-day swearing-in meeting of college entrance examination refers to a large-scale teacher-student meeting held in most high schools when the national college entrance examination is only 100 days away. The purpose of the 100-day swearing-in meeting for the college entrance examination is usually: 1, to improve the awareness of teachers and students preparing for the college entrance examination; 2. Stimulate students to study and prepare for the college entrance examination; 3. Stimulate the enthusiasm of senior three teachers before the college entrance examination; 4. Alleviate students' nervousness in preparing for the college entrance examination in senior three.