When did China originate?

The word China first appeared in the bronze inscription "He Zun" in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and was also called Huaxia, Zhonghua, Midsummer, Zhongyuan, Zhu Xia, Zhu Hua, Shenzhou, Kyushu and Hainei.

China is a multi-ethnic country with Chinese civilization as its source, Chinese culture as its foundation and Han nationality as its main body. Commonly used Chinese and Chinese characters. The Han nationality and ethnic minorities are collectively referred to as the "Chinese nation", and they also call themselves descendants of the Chinese people and dragons.

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China's etiquette:

In the tradition of Confucianism, the way to adulthood is for men to take the crown at the age of 20, take the word, and women salute.

In order to take charge of state affairs as soon as possible, the emperor's ministers saluted earlier. Zhou Wenwang was crowned at the age of twelve and became king at the age of fifteen. Japan has called it adult style since modern times.

China abides by the six rites, that is, accepting gifts, asking names, accepting gifts, inviting guests and welcoming relatives. Na is the proposal, asking the woman's name (the reason why she is unmarried with the same surname), Najib is the divination of whether the birthday is appropriate, Na is the payment of the bride price, the invitation date is the fixed wedding date, and the wedding is to marry the bride.

China followed the etiquette of mourning system, which was mainly manifested in the etiquette of wearing filial piety and evoking souls. The longer the funeral lasts, the more it can show the family's respect and love for the deceased. In ancient times, there was a mourning period of 100 days after the funeral, and no one in the family could get married in the next 1 to 3 years.

According to Confucian classics, the Han people worship their ancestors, the sun, the moon, the stars, the country, mountains and rivers, and the great Nuo.

Baidu encyclopedia _ China