Thirdly, China had the so-called fun of playing tricks and playing with tiles in the Zhou Dynasty. "The Book of Songs. Xiaoya's "Four Cadres" said: Women are born with a place to sleep, clothes and tiles; It is a man, a bed to sleep in, a reward for clothes, and a card to get rid of. It cries for you, (vulgar words, the original words can not be typed) Si Huang, the king of the clan. This translation is boring. In short, if you have a girl, you will be thrown on the ground and wrapped in a piece of cloth casually, which is called the joy of playing with tiles; It would be great if a boy was born. Let him put on beautiful clothes and put him on the bed. The little guy cried loudly. At first glance, he is a great talent in official clothes, but at first glance, he is the little emperor at home. So having a boy is called the joy of playing with Zhang. Give you tile treatment as soon as the girl is born. But since it's a tile, it can't be broken by you. You must receive a lot of high-quality education. This kind of quality education is called boudoir ceremony for short. A boudoir is the door of a woman's bedroom. The so-called prostitute in the traditional text refers to the woman in the door. This door is not the door of the home, but the door of the girl's own bedroom. I call it the second door. Because there is a saying that a girl is quiet and filial, and as the saying goes, "You can't get out of the front door, you can't get out of the second door". The so-called yuan, its original meaning is beauty, beauty. The word "boudoir" is combined in one place, which embodies the traditional standard of female beauty from the text alone. China's boudoir ceremony began in the Zhou Dynasty, which is mainly a high-quality teaching material for moral education of girls, with the aim of training girls to become qualified women. The Book of Rites Inner Rules recorded the moral standards of women in the Zhou Dynasty, which laid the foundation for the development of boudoir etiquette. In the Qin Dynasty, women's chastity was highly valued. Comrade Qin Shihuang, the leader of the people, took time out of his busy schedule and carved stones to mention this matter many times. For example, he said on the carved stone of Mount Tai: Men and women should be polite, obedient, cautious and do their jobs. With the attention of leaders from all walks of life, the boudoir ceremony was finally perfected in the Han Dynasty. Each Han Dynasty produced an expert on women's education, which has been passed down through the ages. The former Han dynasty made a Liu Xiang and a fierce female biography; The latter, Ban Zhao, wrote Women's Commandments. In particular, the latter should be regarded as the earliest president of the Women's Federation in China. After the Han Dynasty, the quality education for women has been continuously strengthened and consolidated, and various high-quality textbooks on family rules and laws have been published. Later generations compiled them into Daughter's Classics and Analects of Confucius, which are rich in content and wide in scope and can be called an encyclopedia for women. Here's a brief introduction by classification. /blog-pSslHbY4cqchtfwiayM-？ l= 1 1。 u= 15