In etiquette, look for support. 'Three Books on Ritual'

The word 'ritual' describes historically established rules of behavior. In Ancient China, the process of their codification reached its peak during the rise of Confucianism. By the 8th century of the new era, the culture of the Celestial Empire was enriched with a multitude of codes of ethical norms and rituals, the most famous of which are 'Yi Li', 'Zhou Li' ('Zhou Guan'), and 'Li Ji'. The author of this book, intended for a wide range of readers, retells the content of the three classical works of Confucian scholars mentioned above in an accessible form. Reading it will allow you to become acquainted with the ancient rules of etiquette, norms of law and morality, methods of personal development, and also relate them to the realities of modern life.