The master cleans the wine, ascends to the main hall to pour wine, and presents it to many brothers on the east steps. The elder of the brothers ascended to the main hall, bowed to his master, and then received the winelord. And he stood at the right hand of the elder brother, and bowed. The chief of the brothers sat down and offered wine, and stood up to drink, but did not bow to the wine of the lord. In this way, the master offered wine to the brothers one by one. All the brothers accepted the wine, and many of the brothers were placed on the east side of the washer, facing west, with the north as the first place.

Each of the many brothers ascended to the main hall to receive the winelord, and their figurines, beans, and rice were all set up in their respective positions. The eldest brother's sage contains 1 hind limb, 1 rib, and 1 flesh. The bodies of the middle brothers are carried according to the difference between the elder and the youngest.

The master cleans the wine, pours the wine, and then presents it to the aunt and the wife of the son in the room. The aunt and the wife of the son of the sect face south, and after the salute, they take the wine, and the master faces the south, standing on the right side of the sister and the wife of the son of the sect to bow down. The aunt and the wife of the prince sat down to offer wine, but they did not worship in order to drink all the wine in the lord. In this way, the master respects all the aunts and the wives of the son, and the sisters and the wives of the son of the sect accept the wine jue, and they also set up the sage and beans in their respective positions.

The master walked down the main hall, cleaned the wine vessels, and ascended the main hall to the east step to offer to the retainers. The retainers bow to their masters at the bottom of the hall, and then ascend to the main hall to receive the winelords, and the master bows to the elders of the retainers. The retainers went down the main hall, sat down to offer wine, and stood up again to drink, but they did not bow to the sake of the lord.

The master saluted many of his retainers according to this salute, and many of them accepted the wine knight. The butcher helps the master pour the wine. The master does not bow down to many retainers. The position of many retainers is to the south of the position of the brothers, and the north is also the first, and they are also set up with their own shackles, beans, etc. After the host finished the gift, he came to the seat in the east wing and took his seat.

The corpse held the wine lord offered by the guest. The priest presents a fish soaked in fish sauce and carries a figurine upright to the main hall. The corpse took the large flesh on the belly of the fish and sacrificed it, and sacrificed the wine, and drank all the wine in the wine. The priest placed the fish bowl on the south side of the sheep bowl and placed the fish horizontally on top of the sheep bowl, and when he had finished loading it, he walked down the main hall with the empty fish in his hand. The corpse put down the bartender and bowed to the guest. The guests faced north to bow down, took the empty jue, poured wine and offered it to the servant.

After bowing to the guests, they took the wine, and the guests bowed to the north. Sima offered 1 fish soaked in fish juice, and the etiquette was the same as that of the corpse. The servant drank all the wine in the winelord. The host bowed to the guest, the guest bowed, took the empty jue, poured the wine and offered it to the host. The host bowed to the guest and then received the wine, and the guest stood on the east side of the east pillar, facing north. The priest presents a fish soaked in fish juice, in which the ritual is the same as that of the corpse.

The host drank all the wine from the wine and bowed to the guests. After the guests bowed, they took over the empty knight. The corpse stepped down from his seat, took the empty lord from the hands of the guests, poured wine and offered the guests. The guest stood on the west side of the pillar, facing north to the corpse, and then received the wine, and the corpse stood on the right side of the guest to bestow the wine. The corpse returned to its seat, facing south, to bow to the guest. The guests sat down to offer the wine, drank all the wine from the wine, and then bowed to the corpse. The corpse replied, and the guest walked down the main hall with the empty jue, and put the jue into the fence.

The corpse and the person who is the one cleans the wine, ascends to the main hall and pours the wine, stands on the west side of the west pillar, faces the north, takes the east as the first place, sits down and puts down the wine, and bows to the corpse and the person, and then stands up with the wine, and the person who is the body and the person who is The two people sat down to sacrifice the wine, drank all the wine in the wine, stood up with the wine, sat down and put down the wine, and bowed to the corpse and the corpse, and the corpse and the person bowed to the person. Both of them walked down the main hall to clean the wine, climbed to the main hall to pour wine, and returned to the west side of the west pillar, facing north and taking the east as the first place.

The corpse and the man bowed to the two people and then took the wine, and both of them bowed to the corpse and the person who gave them a salute. The servant places the wine on the right. The corpse then stood up with the wine and walked to the east staircase, facing north, to offer to its master; The owner stood on the right side of the corpse. The corpse sat down and laid down the bartender, and bowed to his master; The master replied. The corpse does not sacrifice wine, but stands and drinks all the wine in the wine, but does not worship for the sake of drinking all the wine in the wine; Then he poured wine and took his seat on the eastern steps, and offered it to his master.

After the master bowed, he took the wine lord, and the corpse replied to the lord. The corpse came to the table on the south side of the house and took its place, and the master offered wine to the one on the west side of the pillar, and the one stood on the left side of the master. The master sat down, put down the wine, and bowed to the servant, and then stood up with the wine, and the servant bowed. The master does not sacrifice wine, but stands and drinks all the wine of the wine, but he does not worship for the sake of drinking all the wine of the wine; Then he poured the wine again and returned to his original position on the western steps.

After bowing to the master, the master took the winelord, and the master replied to give him the lord. The master returned to his seat on the southwest side of the east wing, and then let the chief guest ascend to the main hall. The servant pays the long guest, and the etiquette is the same as that of the host who pays the servant. As for the many guests who offered their brothers, the same was true of the etiquette, and they were all greeted on the west steps. Until the elder of the brothers pays the elder of the retainers, and the elders of the retainers bow down to the church, ascend to the main hall to receive the winelord, and then walk down the main hall to drink; After drinking all the wine in the wine, he went up to the main hall to pour wine, and according to the position of the person who offered the reward, he paid all the retainers. The last drinker puts the wine in the grate. Sake and delicacies were then presented to many guests, brothers, aunts, the wife of the son, and many retainers.