1, pay equal attention to ideological and moral and cultural knowledge;

2. Pay attention to both traditional culture and practical skills;

3. Attach importance to both literature and military equipment;

4. It is necessary to conform to etiquette norms and cultivate inner feelings.

The aristocratic education system in the Zhou Dynasty in China began in the Zhou Dynasty in BC 1046, which required students to master six basic talents: etiquette, music, archery, bending, calligraphy and mathematics.

Extended data:

1, courtesy: etiquette (similar to today's moral education). Five rites, auspicious, fierce, guest, army and Jia also.

2. Music: Music. Six kinds of music: Cloud Gate, Daxian, Dashao, Daxia, Daxie and Dawu.

3, shooting: archery technology. These five shooting methods are: white arrow, joint, injection, ruler and well instrument.

4. Yu: the technology of driving a carriage.

5. Books: refer to the six books of calligraphy (writing, literacy and composition): pictographic, pointing, knowing, pictophonetic, phonetic, annotation and borrowing books.

6. Number: number refers to rational number and qi number (the law of usage), that is, the movement law of Yin-Yang and Five Elements. Guangya: "Number, skill also." That is, technology, methods and skills.

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