The Importance of Sacrifice Rituals in the Early Stage of Human Civilization——the Comparison between Sarcrifice Rituals of Ancient Chinese Civilization and Roman Civilization
Xiong Zhao
Abstract
Xiong Zhao
Abstract
The civilizations of ancient China and ancient Rome are the representatives of Eastern and Western civilizations. The paper explores the sacrifice rituals and the changes of rituals through the comparison of the two early belief system. Furthermore, the paper tries to discover the similarities and differences between Chinese and Roman civilization. From the perspective of ethnology, the author thinks that the two civilizations are complementary and they can respect each other.
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The civilizations of ancient China and ancient Rome are the representatives of Eastern and Western civilizations. The paper explores the sacrifice rituals and the changes of rituals through the comparison of the two early belief system. Furthermore, the paper tries to discover the similarities and differences between Chinese and Roman civilization. From the perspective of ethnology, the author thinks that the two civilizations are complementary and they can respect each other.
Key concepts: Civilization, Sacrifice, China, Perspective (graphical), Ancient history, History, Classics, Art