屦 (jù) people, who are in charge of the shoes that kings and queens should wear in conjunction with various costumes. At the same time, 赤舄 (xì) needed to make red shoes and black shoes, etc., to make red (sī), yellow sewn, and blue silk to decorate shoes, and to make white kudzu shoes. During the sacrifices of the four seasons, the people of Tu made them wear the shoes that they should wear according to their rank of dignity and inferiority.

Xia Cai was responsible for summoning the king's soul in the Taizu Temple with a crown dress during the king's funeral, and used a car with a big flag to go to the suburbs to summon the king's soul.

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At this point, the first part of "Zhou Li", "Tianguan Tsukazai", is completed. "Zhou Li" is a work that expresses the plan of governing the country through the official system, and "Tianguan Tsukazai" mainly writes about the arrangement of various officials within the court in the dynasty. In the order of writing, the author first lists the officials who served in the court one by one, and then explains in detail the rights and responsibilities of each official, which can be said to be meticulous. The greatest significance of the Book of Zhou Rites is that it provided a blueprint for the establishment of the bureaucratic system in later dynasties, and it was the core content of the bureaucratic system of the entire feudal dynasty in China. In the process of constructing the feudal dynasty official system in the "Zhou Li", the concept of hierarchy and etiquette regulations were also fully reflected. "Zhou Li" is simple in wording, but the content is extremely rich, which has to be admired.

After writing "Tianguan Tsukazai", let's take a look at "Diguan Situ".

Before writing "The Magistrate", I still wanted to complain for a while, although it seemed stiff and there was no sense of substitution. But if I don't write, I always feel like something is missing. On the road of growth, we will all encounter setbacks and blows, I don't know how everyone got through the low point of their lives, I rely on the power of dreams to support. So I can say with great certainty that people who have dreams are happy!

Why are people with dreams happy? Because as long as it is a human being, one day it will leave us, and dreams will not, it will always accompany you, like a shadow. In the context of happy love, happy family, smooth work, and comfortable living environment, we may not feel how great the power of dreams is. But when our love collapses, the working environment is depressing, the living conditions are dim, and the general environment is overwhelming, the power of dreams is revealed. The power of dreams can fill the gap in our friendship and love, allowing us to regain our self-confidence and find ourselves. With dreams, we can have the strength to move forward, and we will no longer be afraid of any difficulties and obstacles.

I am now more and more convinced that everything we do is the result of karma and combination. For example, love, when fate comes, it only takes a glimmer of help; When fate is scattered, no matter how hard we try to redeem it, we can't stop the gradual distancing under the arrangement of fate. In the process of gathering and dispersing, what we learn is not how to love someone, but how to love ourselves.

Life, no matter when, requires us to show sincerity, and luck psychology cannot help us fulfill our wishes.

"The Magistrate"

Situ is an official name in ancient times, and according to legend, it has been set up in the Yao and Shun periods, and was in charge of educating the people and administrative affairs. During the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, the imperial court all had Situ Guan, one of the six secretaries, called the local official Da Situ, and his position was equivalent to that of the prime minister. During the Spring and Autumn Period, many countries also had this position, and there were also those who took the name of this official position as their own clan, which was the Situ clan.

(1) Narrators

The king established the national capital, discerned the direction, and determined the location of the temple and the imperial court, demarcated the boundaries between the capital and the suburbs, and then divided the official positions as an example for the people. So the king set up a magistrate, and let him lead his subordinates to take charge of the education of the world, so as to assist the king in stabilizing the countries of the world.

The subordinate officials of the local officials are: Da Situ, who is served by 1 secretary; Xiao Situ, served by 2 doctors; Township teacher, served by 4 doctors; At the same time, there are 8 sergeants, 16 sergeants, 32 corporals, 6 fu, 12 shi, 12 Xu and 120 disciples.

The village elder, every two townships by one of the three dukes, in the court called the three dukes, in the township called the village elder. The Three Dukes are the collective names of the three most noble official positions in the ancient imperial court, namely Taishi, Taifu, and Taibao.

Township doctors, each township is served by 1 doctor.

Governor, one doctor per state.

The party is positive, and each party is served by one doctor.

Clan divisions, each clan is served by 1 sergeant.

阊 (chāng) Xu, each of which is served by 1 sergeant.

than the chief, every 5 families are served by 1 corporal.

Fengren, 4 sergeants, 8 corporals as deputies, 2 Fu, 4 Shi, 6 Xu, and 60 apprentices.

The drum man is served by 6 sergeants, and there are also 2 people, 2 people, and 20 disciples.

The dancers are served by 2 corporals, 4 Xu and 40 dancers.

The shepherds are 6 corporals, 1 government, 2 shi, and 60 disciples.

The cattle are served by 2 sergeants, 4 corporals as deputies, and 2 fu, 4 shi, 20 xu, and 200 apprentices.

Chongren, served by 2 corporals, 2 Shi people, 4 Xu people, and 40 disciples.

The division is served by 2 sergeants, 4 sergeants as deputies, and 2 government officials, 4 Shi people, 6 Xu people, and 60 apprentices.

Lu Shi, served by 2 sergeants, 2 Shi and 20 apprentices.

The county division is served by 2 sergeants, 4 sergeants as deputies, and 2 fu, 4 shi, 8 xu, and 80 apprentices.

The remainder is served by 2 sergeants, 4 corporals as deputies, and 2 fu, 4 shi, 4 xu, and 40 apprentices.