Before the king boarded the car, the driver knelt in the center of the car with a horse sui in his hand.

The chauffeur was to attach the sword to the right side of the body, put the rope on the left shoulder, go around the back, and go out from under the right armpit to the front, so that the end of the sword was placed on the covering of the crossbar used as a handrail in front of the carriage, and was ready to be pulled by the king to board the carriage.

The driver pulls the boarding rope to board the car, holds the whip in one hand and the rope of the horse, and then drives.

A lowly person can ask to come in to see the elder, but after the meeting, he cannot take the initiative to ask to step down, and must wait for the superior's signal before he can leave.

Coming down from the court is called retreat, going home from a banquet or playing is called returning, and coming down from the army and from the construction site is called quitting.

Accompanying the gentleman to sit and talk, if the child yawns, stretches his waist, turns the wat board, strokes the hilt of the sword, rotates the direction of the toe of the shoe, and asks the time for morning and evening, these are all signs of the gentleman's sleepiness, and in this case, it is completely okay to take the initiative to ask for a retreat.

When making a suggestion to the monarch, it should be made after it has been considered and not after it has been proposed.

The same is true of anyone who borrows something from someone or does something for someone else.

Only in this way can you not incur the blame of the king, and you will not be offended.

Don't snoop on other people's secrets, don't casually get close to others, don't expose other people's old bottoms, and don't have a playful and insulting demeanor.

As a courtier, you can admonish the king's mistakes in person, but you can't ridicule and slander behind your back; If the king does not accept the advice, the courtiers may leave him, but they must not hold grudges.

The king has virtues, and the courtiers can praise them, but they must not be merely courteous to others.

The king accepted the advice of his courtiers, and the courtiers must not get carried away.

If the king is lazy in his political affairs, his courtiers should encourage him to help him. If the government is corrupted, the courtiers should sweep away the bad government and create a new government.

If you can do this, you can be called a minister of the society.

You can't do anything on the spur of the moment, otherwise you won't be able to stick to it.

You can't blaspheme, you can't repeat the mistakes of the past, you can't speculate about the future.

As a scholar, you should take morality as your basis and walk in the six arts.

As a craftsman, you should take the rules as a basis and study the relevant theories.

Don't discredit other people's clothes and utensils.

Suspicious rumors can only be listened to, not confirmed.

The beauty of words lies in the calm tone and conciseness of the words.

The reputation of the imperial court lies in being dignified and neat, and acting courteously.

The beauty of sacrifice lies in prudence and sincerity, and the heart of ghosts and gods.

The beauty of the chariot and horse lies in the neatness of the march.

The beauty of Luan and harmony lies in the crisp harmony of the ringtone.

When asked about the age of the king's son, if he had grown up, he replied, "He is already able to engage in the affairs of the state." If you have not grown up, you will reply: You are already able to handle small things; If you are not yet an older child, you will be able to reply: "You can't do trivial things yet."

When asked about the doctor's son's age, if he has grown up, he answers: He has graduated from college; If you are not yet grown, you will answer: "You are studying at university; If you are not yet an older child, you will be able to say that you have not yet entered a university.

When asked how old the son of a priest was, if he had grown up, he replied, "He already knows how to plow the land." If he has not yet grown up, he will reply: He can already carry firewood; If you are not yet a child, you will reply: You still can't carry firewood.

With jade in your hand and tortoiseshell grass in your hand, don't walk quickly.

Don't walk briskly in the church, don't walk briskly in the city.

When merging the car, there is no need to lean on the beam in front of the car to salute.

Soldiers in armor do not bow to themselves.

When women perform auspicious rituals, even if they bow to the king's reward, they also bow with solemnity.

When acting as the corpse of the grandmother, although it is a sitting position, it is not used to worship with hands, but to worship.

If it is the mourning of a husband or a firstborn son, he does not pray with his hands, but with a bow.

When the woman wept, she wore a kudzu ribbon on her head, and she wore a hemp belt around her waist.

During the sacrifice, there is no need to kneel down whether you take the meat from the figurine or put the meat on the figurine.

When holding an empty vessel in your hand, be as careful as you are holding a vessel full of things.

When you enter a room where there is no one, be as respectful as you are when you enter a room where there are people.

All sacrifices, whether in the room or in the hall, do not take off their shoes; However, during the feast, you must take off your shoes before ascending to the church.

No one is allowed to eat food until it is sacrificed to the temple.

When driving for the elder, when the elder gets on and off the car, he should hand him the boarding slip so that he can control it.

When you start driving, if you don't come out yet, the driver should lean your head on the beam in front of the car and wait for the boss to get into the car.

After the elder got out of the car and walked away, the driver then turned the car to the side, got off the station and waited.

When you take the second car, you have to lean on the crossbar in front of the car and salute, but you don't have to take the car.

The number of two chariots was seven for the princes, five for the upper doctors, and three for the lower doctors.

For the class above the doctor, for the car they ride and the horse they drive, don't judge it casually.

Look at the clothes of the saber driving the horse, do not talk about its value.

If four pots of wine and ten pieces of dried meat are given to a subordinate with an edible dog, or if a subordinate offers the same item to the superior, the wine and the dog are left outside the door, and only the dried meat is taken in to inspect the report, but the inspection report must express all the items offered: send four pots of wine, ten dried meat, and one edible dog.

If the gift is meat that has already been cut, then take the meat in and report it.

If the gift is poultry and there are more than one pair, then only one pair will be brought in and the rest will be left outside.

Of course, when you report as many pairs as you want, you can say as many pairs as you want.

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