Is the "shooting" in the number of books shot by rites and music archery or pot throwing? Please point out the source of the reason.

Rites are used to maintain various interpersonal relationships and moral norms; Music means that students are emotionally influenced by morality through music, dance, poetry and other artistic means, so ceremony and music are external to each other and jointly complete the task of moral education; Shooting is archery, belonging to physical education class; Royal, riding a horse, belongs to driving technology; Books are common sense literacy and natural history; Numbers are the knowledge of arithmetic, calendar and numerology.

The marksmanship here is different from that popular in the Tang Dynasty. The popular shooting in the Tang Dynasty was to throw an arrow into a pot.