Ancient Chinese cultural common sense propaganda slogans

1. Propaganda slogans of ancient astronomical knowledge

Propaganda slogans of ancient astronomical knowledge 1. Astronomical banners and slogans

If it is a slogan, it should or reflect the activity The theme may attract passers-by to stop, and at the same time, approachable language must be used to shorten the distance with onlookers. If the event is not very big, don’t use slogans that are too imposing, otherwise they will look funny.

Because you did not elaborate on the theme of the event, I can only give you a few references, hoping to inspire others. If you are a club, it is also a good choice to include the club name in the slogan.

1. Come closer to astronomy, enter astronomy

2. Stop and look up at the stars

3. How long has it been since you looked at the stars?

4. Do you know which planet is Saturn? (Write a celestial body or constellation that is known to the public and can be seen during the event. Such as the big planets, Polaris, Gemini, etc.)

5. Popularization of astronomy, free observation (this is the most direct)

The slogan should be written on the banner, right? If funds are limited, the reusability of banners should be considered.

The most important thing when doing activities is the people and equipment. If there are public observation activities, it is recommended not to observe stars (for the public, the first reaction after seeing stars is basically the same), it is recommended to observe planets such as Saturn and Jupiter, the moon, galaxies, and nebulae.

2. Advertising slogans and slogans reflecting scientific knowledge

Superstition makes people fall into the abyss of ignorance, while science makes people climb to the peak of wisdom. Zhang Yao Shanghai Citizen Moral Motto 2.

Learn knowledge and understand science; fight against superstition and reject cults. Tu Linming Shanghai Citizen Moral Motto 3.

Science awakens the brain, superstition destroys the mind. Hu Ming Shanghai Citizen Moral Motto 4.

I have been scientific since I was a child, but not superstitious when I grew up. Liu Li Shanghai Citizen Moral Motto 5.

Science is the sword, civilization is the sword; the sword and sword are integrated to eradicate evil cults. Yang Fan Shanghai Citizen Moral Motto 6.

Sheep can be cloned, but property rights cannot be copied. Xu Puliang Shanghai Citizen Moral Motto 7.

Scientific fitness will lead to a happy life; ignorance and superstition will lead to a life of uncertainty. Qian Huanjie Shanghai Citizen Moral Motto 8.

For basic necessities, food, housing and transportation, science education comes first. Xue Guanjun Shanghai Citizen Moral Motto 9.

Science is a beacon that illuminates the human world; superstition is a dead end, and it is difficult to escape if you make progress. Jiang Ming Shanghai Citizen Moral Motto 10.

Knowledge is the cornerstone of science, and ignorance is the root of superstition. Pang Jinchun Shanghai Citizen Moral Motto 11.

Knowledge changes the world, and science changes life. Pang Jinchun Shanghai Citizen Moral Motto 12.

Knowledge changes destiny, and science and technology enhance national strength. Zhu Huili Shanghai Citizen Moral Motto 13.

Science adds color to life, and culture adds splendor to families. Jing Baiyang Shanghai Citizen Moral Motto 25. Aim high, be patriotic and dedicated, be a role model for others, teach and educate people, supervise students rigorously, and keep pace with the times.

3. Ancient Chinese astronomical knowledge

Astronomy and Agriculture Ancient Chinese astronomy was very developed. In the Song Dynasty, the calculation of the one-year cycle was accurate to the second.

Some textbooks in China say that ancient astronomy was used to guide agricultural production. For this reason, I asked my grandmother, a farmer, for advice.

Grandma’s knowledge of the annual cycle is limited to the calculation of leap months in the lunar calendar and the calculation of the twenty-four solar terms. When she farms, she follows the trend and refers to the solar terms, which means the error may be as much as half a month.

As for astronomical knowledge, it is limited to the stories of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. "Agricultural production" is far less developed than astronomy in ancient China.

In fact, as long as you refer to phenology and see if the willow trees have sprouted, it is enough to determine the appropriate sowing time. If frogs had to stick to the solar calendar and come out of their hibernation holes at the right time every year, regardless of wind, frost, rain or snow, these astronomical frogs would definitely not survive a late spring cold.

Ancient Chinese astronomy is actually astrology. The stars in the sky correspond to the emperors and ministers on the earth. The movements of the planets, comets, etc. all predict major events in the world. So we talk about "the sky hangs down like a sky".

The wise kings of the past dynasties would bow down and reflect on themselves when they saw certain celestial phenomena. Astronomy has always been supported by the royal family and monopolized by the royal family.

Among the Twenty-Four Histories, many have special chapters on astronomy, which talk about how astronomical phenomena foretell major events in the world. One thing to mention here is that modern meteorology also belonged to astronomy in ancient times and was part of the awe-inspiring celestial phenomena.

Modern astronomy is often concerned with "the origin, evolution, and fate of the universe", and it wants to predict and control the weather. This is also modern "exploration" and "control".

The ancients said that "a gentleman fears heaven". Astronomical phenomena are just some signals from God to human beings. If people know that they have violated God's will, they should make corrections as soon as possible.

How can the sky be explored? Let alone control.