How to treat the implementation of "Jugong Ceremony" in Quzhou School, Zhejiang Province?

Bowing ceremony is a traditional meeting etiquette of Han nationality, also called bowing ceremony. However, this kind of hand arch ceremony cannot be blindly arched, and it is easy to make a joke if the arch is wrong. Put your hands on your chest when you salute. Under normal circumstances, the right hand is clenched and the left hand is outward. Because the ancients respected the left, some people said that when attacking people, they usually used their right hand, so when handing over, they hid their right hand inside and their left hand outside, which was sincerity and respect. If the right hand is outside and the left hand is inside, it is a funeral bow ceremony, so this hand can't be arched wrong.

With the development of society, the handshake ceremony is gradually replaced by the handshake ceremony. People shake hands instead of holding hands when they meet, and their close contact seems to show more courtesy and enthusiasm. However, due to the need of prevention and control this year, it is obviously inappropriate to meet and shake hands, so the bow ceremony is fashionable again.

Recently, the delegates at the two sessions in Quzhou, Zhejiang Province did not shake hands, but took the stage to shake hands for the first time. Greetings and pictures of greetings spread on the internet, and netizens praised them. First, the need for prevention and control, and then the promotion of traditional culture. Many netizens left a message: this is the etiquette of a big country, dignified and elegant.

Bowing ceremony is not only held during government activities, but also on the campus in Quzhou, Zhejiang. It is reported that 1 17 School in Qujiang District, Quzhou, Zhejiang Province has incorporated the bow ceremony into the teaching content, requiring teachers and students to bow when they meet and greet each other in class, so as to keep a safe distance between teachers and students.

Bowing ceremony in schools is also a cultural heritage. After all, the bow ceremony is the traditional meeting etiquette of the Han nationality, and it is quite antique for students to meet. More importantly, the bow ceremony requires two people to be separated by a certain distance, because they have to straighten their hands, which is also in line with the current prevention and control requirements. When children meet and bow, they naturally distance themselves. Quzhou is considered to be well-intentioned.

Quzhou, as the seat of the Nanzong Temple of Confucius, was founded on 20 18. Nankong Holy Land and Quzhou Courtesy? Bowing to the slogan, this publicity is a continuation of the previous practice, and it is also a trend to cooperate with prevention and control. Quzhou's practice has been praised by many netizens. Many netizens believe that Quzhou's approach is to let Chinese excellent traditional culture enter life, daily life, especially campus, so that children on campus can understand, be familiar with and even love Chinese excellent traditional culture through such a little effort. Bowing hand in hand is a sense of meeting ceremony, which makes people meet with an atmosphere of respect and understanding.

Of course, there are also some objections to the bow ceremony in Quzhou. First of all, some netizens suggested that children can't tell. Bai Ji? And then what? Worship is intense? Painting a tiger is not anti-dog, and some netizens even think that children's arch hand ceremony is a bit like boxing in rivers and lakes.

Some netizens think this is a show and formalism. Now people are used to nodding, smiling, shaking hands and hugging when they meet, and suddenly they become bows, but they are not used to it, which opens the distance between people and makes acquaintances suddenly strange. Popularizing bow is not as convenient as the original bow.

It is normal to have doubts, because it is one thing that the tradition has been continued. If it has been interrupted for various reasons and needs to be resumed, that is another matter. People will inevitably ask one more question? Why? . For example, now everyone will ask, why change the customary handshake back to bow? Just because bowing seems to be more? Tradition

In my opinion, under the current situation of prevention and control, it is obviously inappropriate to shake hands and hug. Bowing is a way to meet and say hello, but it needs to be established. Wouldn't it be embarrassing if I didn't bow to you? For example, in Quzhou, everyone bows at school and goes back to society and family. Do you still bow? If you don't bow, then bowing at school is just a form.