The poems dedicated to Confucius include: Stung Dinh Temple of Confucius.

The poems dedicated to Confucius include: Stung Dinh Temple of Confucius. The structure is: sacrificial (upper and lower structure) hole (left and right structure). The pinyin is: jìkǒng. The phonetic notation is: ㄐ一_ㄎㄨㄥˇ.

What is the specific explanation of worshiping Confucius? We will introduce it to you through the following aspects:

1. Explanation of words Click here to view the details of the plan

1. Worship Confucius.

2. Quotations and explanations

1. Sacrifice to Confucius. Quoting Lu Xun's "Collected Letters to Yao Ke": "The excitement has ended recently, and sacrifices to Confucius have been replaced by sacrifices to Confucius, but I'm afraid it won't be long."

3. Mandarin Dictionary

The ceremony to commemorate Confucius is held in the Confucius Temple on September 28th every year on Confucius' birthday. Word translation: English tooffersacrificestoConfucius, French: ofrirdessacrificesàConfucius

IV. Internet explanation

Worshiping Confucius is a folk commemorative activity to respect, admire and commemorate "sages". The ceremony to worship Confucius, the most holy teacher of Dacheng, is called "Shi Lien Ceremony". Both "Shi" and "Lien" have the meaning of display and presentation, which refers to the arrangement of music, dance, and the presentation of animals, wine and other sacrifices during the ceremony to show respect for Confucius. On May 20, 2006, the Confucius Ceremony declared by Qufu City, Shandong Province was approved by the State Council and included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage lists. The ceremony of the Confucius Memorial Ceremony in South Korea strictly adopts ancient rituals. The memorial ceremony has always followed the norms of Chinese elegant music in the Zhou Dynasty and maintained the traditional ancient rituals. Therefore, the Sungkyunkwan Memorial Ceremony (Ceremony to Commemorate Confucius) was designated as a national important intangible cultural heritage No. 85 by the Korean government in 1986.

Poems about offering sacrifices to Confucius

"Jing Zou Lu offered sacrifices to Confucius and sighed" "Feng He Sheng made the scriptures in response to Zou Lu offering sacrifices to Confucius" "Jing Lu offered sacrifices to Confucius and sighed 》

Idioms about offering sacrifices to Confucius

Confucius's chair is not suitable for growing cud, causing sacrifices to the nostrils. Liaotian Kong Fang's brother leather belt removes the holes

Words about offering sacrifices to Confucius

The leather belt has three hairs and seven holes, and the god man *** sacrifices to it, and it is full of sores and holes. Details of the Confucius Festival