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Ritual Civilization in the Tang Dynasty and Chinese Humanism

Bo Jiang

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Some ancient rites and concepts were preserved in the Tang rites, such as the sacrifice to the god of horse, which shows that the ancient Chinese worship for nature and life still existed in the Tang Dynasty. This is evidence for Chinese humanism.

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Some ancient rites and concepts were preserved in the Tang rites, such as the sacrifice to the god of horse, which shows that the ancient Chinese worship for nature and life still existed in the Tang Dynasty. This is evidence for Chinese humanism.

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Some ancient rites and concepts were preserved in the Tang rites, such as the sacrifice to the god of horse, which shows that the ancient Chinese worship for nature and life still existed in the Tang Dynasty. This is evidence for Chinese humanism.

Key concepts: Humanism, Civilization, Worship, Ancient history, Sacrifice, History, History of China, Chinese philosophy

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