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Evidence of Ceremony:Studying the Ceremony of the Zhou Dynasty by Dietetic Vessels of in The Book of Songs

Zhou Feng-ying

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The Book of Songs enjoys high prestige in the history of Chinese culture.The cultural accumulation of The Book of Songs is inexhaustible and has become a boundless source for the succeeding culture.Many preclous materials can be found to study the dietetic culture,and the pneuma of Chinese ceremonies in poetries can especially give us violent heartquake.

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The Book of Songs enjoys high prestige in the history of Chinese culture.The cultural accumulation of The Book of Songs is inexhaustible and has become a boundless source for the succeeding culture.Many preclous materials can be found to study the dietetic culture,and the pneuma of Chinese ceremonies in poetries can especially give us violent heartquake.

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The Book of Songs enjoys high prestige in the history of Chinese culture.The cultural accumulation of The Book of Songs is inexhaustible and has become a boundless source for the succeeding culture.Many preclous materials can be found to study the dietetic culture,and the pneuma of Chinese ceremonies in poetries can especially give us violent heartquake.

Key concepts: Ceremony, Prestige, Literature, History, Chinese culture, Opening ceremony, Art, Philosophy

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