Sokjon-Taeje Memorial Rites

Second and eighth lunar monthsThe Sokjon-Taeje (or Seokjeon-Daeje) Memorial Rites began centuries ago in China to commemorate the contributions of ethical philosopher Confucius. The Rites are no longer held in China, but they continue to be observed twice a year, in the spring and in the autumn, at the important Songgyungwan University in Seoul, South Korea. Confucianism has had a deep and lasting impact on Korean culture. Among other things, Confucius taught respect for one's elders and those in authority, which is a legacy Koreans hold to today.
Students participate in the somber ceremony, which includes offerings of food and wine to Confucius, traditional dances and costumes, and poem recitations.
SOURCES:
FestWrld: SouthKorea-1998, p. 24

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释义	Sokjon-Taeje Memorial Rites Sokjon-Taeje Memorial Rites Second and eighth lunar monthsThe Sokjon-Taeje (or Seokjeon-Daeje) Memorial Rites began centuries ago in China to commemorate the contributions of ethical philosopher Confucius. The Rites are no longer held in China, but they continue to be observed twice a year, in the spring and in the autumn, at the important Songgyungwan University in Seoul, South Korea. Confucianism has had a deep and lasting impact on Korean culture. Among other things, Confucius taught respect for one's elders and those in authority, which is a legacy Koreans hold to today. Students participate in the somber ceremony, which includes offerings of food and wine to Confucius, traditional dances and costumes, and poem recitations. SOURCES: FestWrld: SouthKorea-1998, p. 24
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