How did the Japanese bow down etiquette come into being?

Japanese kneeling etiquette was handed down from our country.

In fact, people now sit on stools with their feet hanging down. In fact, they were introduced from the Northern and Southern Dynasties and came from western countries at that time, so they are also called "sitting around". In the Tang Dynasty, the formal etiquette was still "sitting up straight", but "sitting up straight" has become popular in society. In the Song Dynasty, sitting straight was replaced by sitting straight, but it was still used in important etiquette occasions.

Although sitting has long been replaced by history, its cultural connotation and unique temperament still have certain significance. Sitting is about the connotation of mind and nature. Through sitting posture, we can achieve a kind of self-cultivation, internal and external harmony and gas protection, so as to achieve the goal of both form and spirit. What we pursue is the harmonious unity of body and mind, and it is also the sublimation of philosophy. Sitting on the ground, you can feel a kind of closeness and pursuit of natural spirit. Therefore, some people say that it is the external expression that can best reflect the cultural and spiritual realm of China. It is more representative of China's original spirit. This reminds me of such a sentence. After living in Japan for a few days, a European said, I sat on the ground and felt the smell of grass for the first time in a straw mat so close to me. I don't look like live high in the sky far away from nature, but I become "short", let myself observe everything around me like a part of nature, and suddenly blend in with nature. What I feel is the harmonious and wonderful taste, not the stiff feeling of standing on the lawn with a lawn mower. In the eyes of people now, I'm afraid I can't understand this form anymore. How can they understand two people sitting face to face and not talking for hours? Unless it's crazy! But many higher-level theoretical philosophies in ancient times were born in this "crazy" world. "When I was sitting on the ground, I proudly held the piano. I have a natural and correct behavior, and I am very patient. I think it is also a practice of my will. A hundred schools of thought contend in my understanding. "A philosopher once summed it up. So this is similar to meditation, which shows that all countries understand philosophy in the same way.