From the perspectives of the prosperity of the Sui and Tang dynasties,the rise and fall of the aristocrats and the prevalence of the imperial examination,this paper studies the impact of family precepts,rules,and ethi...From the perspectives of the prosperity of the Sui and Tang dynasties,the rise and fall of the aristocrats and the prevalence of the imperial examination,this paper studies the impact of family precepts,rules,and ethics on children’s education.I believe that an important feature of family precepts in the Tang Dynasty was the development of the cultural tradition of poetry and literature study within the family,which promoted virtues like loyalty,filial piety,diligence,frugality and modesty and had a profound influence on future generations.The rise and fall of Tang Dynasty families was closely related to family precepts,rules,ethics,and learning.Famous and respectable families often regarded these traits as important means to maintain the family’s status,which objectively promoted the development of family scholarship and the importance of children’s education in the Tang Dynasty.The concept of learning as a“carry-on treasure”has become a common belief among scholars and has played a positive role in educating Chinese society,enriching our culture,and keeping society in order.展开更多
It was considered that sheep husbandry was undeveloped according to the folk custom,tax items,the conditions on human resources and environment,and mutton supplies for royal or imperial government before the Tang Dyna...It was considered that sheep husbandry was undeveloped according to the folk custom,tax items,the conditions on human resources and environment,and mutton supplies for royal or imperial government before the Tang Dynasty,although sheep or goats were the ancient animals which were trained and raised 7000 years ago.In the farming region controlled by Central Plains Dynasties the common people kept a few sheep.The developed sheep husbandry mainly relied on the war plundering,sheep of national minorities who migrated from prairies,tributes from the military officer and the minorities who submitted to Central Plains Dynasty,and the exploitation of the Hetao area during the Han-Tang Dynasty.Most of sheep were kept in official grazing land and private pastureland of bureaucrats and nobles at that time.展开更多
基金This article is funded by the National Social Science Fund of China Key Project“Research on Culture and History of Children’s Education in China(16ZDA121)”and Beijing Municipal Great Wall Scholar Cultivation Plan“Research on Culture of Children’s Education in the Sui and Tang Dynasties and Five Dynasties Period(CIT&TCD2018330)”。
文摘From the perspectives of the prosperity of the Sui and Tang dynasties,the rise and fall of the aristocrats and the prevalence of the imperial examination,this paper studies the impact of family precepts,rules,and ethics on children’s education.I believe that an important feature of family precepts in the Tang Dynasty was the development of the cultural tradition of poetry and literature study within the family,which promoted virtues like loyalty,filial piety,diligence,frugality and modesty and had a profound influence on future generations.The rise and fall of Tang Dynasty families was closely related to family precepts,rules,ethics,and learning.Famous and respectable families often regarded these traits as important means to maintain the family’s status,which objectively promoted the development of family scholarship and the importance of children’s education in the Tang Dynasty.The concept of learning as a“carry-on treasure”has become a common belief among scholars and has played a positive role in educating Chinese society,enriching our culture,and keeping society in order.
文摘It was considered that sheep husbandry was undeveloped according to the folk custom,tax items,the conditions on human resources and environment,and mutton supplies for royal or imperial government before the Tang Dynasty,although sheep or goats were the ancient animals which were trained and raised 7000 years ago.In the farming region controlled by Central Plains Dynasties the common people kept a few sheep.The developed sheep husbandry mainly relied on the war plundering,sheep of national minorities who migrated from prairies,tributes from the military officer and the minorities who submitted to Central Plains Dynasty,and the exploitation of the Hetao area during the Han-Tang Dynasty.Most of sheep were kept in official grazing land and private pastureland of bureaucrats and nobles at that time.
