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Content and Characteristics of the Ceremony During the Three Kingdoms Period

Liang Man-cang

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During the Three Kingdoms period,social ceremomy is equal with national ceremony.To some extent,its function of serving a country's politics goes beyond ordinary social behaviors.Some ceremonies only for common people,as a matter of fact,are ceremonies for the emperor.During the Three Kingdoms period,the practicality of ceremony means,firstly,ceremony and etiquette must be embodied via people's specific behaviors;secondly,ceremony itself is of important practical meaning.

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During the Three Kingdoms period,social ceremomy is equal with national ceremony.To some extent,its function of serving a country's politics goes beyond ordinary social behaviors.Some ceremonies only for common people,as a matter of fact,are ceremonies for the emperor.During the Three Kingdoms period,the practicality of ceremony means,firstly,ceremony and etiquette must be embodied via people's specific behaviors;secondly,ceremony itself is of important practical meaning.

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During the Three Kingdoms period,social ceremomy is equal with national ceremony.To some extent,its function of serving a country's politics goes beyond ordinary social behaviors.Some ceremonies only for common people,as a matter of fact,are ceremonies for the emperor.During the Three Kingdoms period,the practicality of ceremony means,firstly,ceremony and etiquette must be embodied via people's specific behaviors;secondly,ceremony itself is of important practical meaning.

Key concepts: Ceremony, Kingdom, Period (music), Etiquette, Emperor, Meaning (existential), Ancient history, History

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