What is the number of books shot by rites and music in Six Arts?

"Rite, Music, Shooting, Imperial, Calligraphy and Numbering" in the Six Arts are learning etiquette, dancing, archery, driving, calligraphy and fortune telling. Among them, archery and driving (commanding chariots and driving) are military skills.

Among the six arts, "Rite, Music, Shooting, Imperial, Calligraphy and Numbering" are six skills that ancient literati must learn. With the continuous development of society, there are more and more categories of culture and technology. But for students, it is necessary to become talents with all-round development of morality, intelligence, physique and beauty.

The aristocratic education system in the Zhou Dynasty in China began in the Zhou Dynasty in BC 1046, which required students to master six basic talents: etiquette, music, archery, bending, calligraphy and mathematics. From "Bao's Family in Zhou Li": "The six techniques of raising the country by Tao: one is five rituals, the other is six music, the third is five shots, the fourth is five emperors' rituals, the fifth is six books, and the sixth is nine numbers." This is the so-called "Six Arts" of "Five Classics and Six Arts".

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