What is the significance of holding a bar mitzvah?

1, self-affirmation.

Everyone has his talents and characteristics, but some people don't realize it. The significance of the rite of passage is to announce: I have grown up, I am an adult now, and I am no longer a child or teenager. I used to rely on my parents and teachers. Now that I am an adult, I want to be sure of myself and be my own master. One can affirm one's life value and develop unlimited potential.

2. Take responsibility.

Youth is the driving force of society and the hope of the country's future. In adolescence, parents and teachers are responsible for everything, whether it is family or school, whether they have money or not, whether things are good or not. However, now that I am an adult, I must be responsible for myself, my family, my society and my country.

In the process of growing up, it is inevitable to encounter wind, frost and rain. Only by cultivating the courage to undertake can we grow up and have strength. Through the solemn adult ceremony, we can arouse young people's understanding of life, affirm the meaning of their existence, and then improve their personality and shoulder their responsibilities to themselves, their families and society.

3. mental growth.

The bar mitzvah is to tell everyone that you are not a child. Not as ignorant as in the past, my knowledge has gradually improved and my psychology has gradually matured, so I vowed to get rid of bad habits and behave myself. We should establish a good concept, be responsible for our own actions, radiate light and heat, and create a life that achieves ourselves, others and society. This is the growth of your mind.

4. Grateful feedback.

Life is not just a personal existence. In the past, our parents cared about us and gave us food, clothing and use. School teachers train us, guide us, give us knowledge and teach us skills. As adults, we should be independent, praise life and be grateful for life. How many years have you spent in ignorance; Today, as an adult, I understand and understand. I want to repay my parents, help my friends and benefit the society.

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Activities held at the bar mitzvah:

1, through the adult door, to meet a new self.

The students have passed the gate of adults. From this moment on, we are adults and shoulder more responsibilities.

2. "My youth is my master" adult ceremony signature activity.

Being an adult means having higher demands on society, family and yourself, having more responsibilities, signing your name and not regretting your youth.

3. Learn the ancient rite of passage, bow down to your parents and so on.

Since ancient times, we have attached importance to the adult ceremony of our children. We can learn from the forms of rite of passage in Han Dynasty and Ming Dynasty, so that students can be influenced by traditional culture.

4. Ask the parents' representatives to speak and talk about the mood and expectations of the children at the moment.

When children grow up, parents are the most excited. Parents' representatives are invited to speak, review the growth process together and talk about their earnest expectations.

5. Ask the teacher's representative to speak and show concern and expectation for the students.

Children's growth is inseparable from teachers. High school is an important moment in life. Listen to our teachers and what they want to say to their children.