Faith in heaven was demonstrated through the nobility’s observance of rites; for commoners, trust manifested itself as etiquette and filial piety.
In classical China, “ritual” or “etiquette” encompassed the entire spiritual pantheon, of which music was a part.
According to Confucius, upright governance rested upon upright conduct between men and women.
Faith in heaven was demonstrated through the nobility’s observance of rites; for commoners, trust manifested itself as etiquette and filial piety.
In classical China, “ritual” or “etiquette” encompassed the entire spiritual pantheon, of which music was a part.
According to Confucius, upright governance rested upon upright conduct between men and women.