According to common sense, the test points cover a wide range of areas, generally including politics, law, economics, humanities, geography, science and technology, life, etc., which require friends to accumulate over a long period of time without interruption. The common knowledge-related test points brought to you today are the "Six Arts" in ancient China. The "six arts" in ancient times refer to: etiquette, music, archery, charioteering, calligraphy, and numeracy. 1. Etiquette mainly refers to etiquette, which is the daily behavioral norms of the ancients and the basic etiquette of interpersonal communication. Including: auspicious rituals (sacrifice rituals), ominous rituals (funeral rituals), military rituals (military etiquette), guest rituals (the etiquette of a prince appearing in front of the emperor), and etiquette (the etiquette of daily life). 2. Music is music, and of course it also includes poetry and dance. Ancient poetry is a piece of music that can be sung.
Ancient musical instruments are mainly composed of "eight tones", namely gold, stone, soil, leather, silk, wood, abalone and bamboo. Our common chimes, chimes, bells, drums, pianos, gongs, flutes, etc. Third, shooting is archery. In ancient times, bows and arrows were mainly used. Later crossbows had increased range and were one of the main items in ancient examinations. 4. Royal restraint is the skill of driving a carriage. Ancient carriages were divided into different levels, namely, the emperor had six horses, the emperor had four horses, the doctor had four horses, the doctor had two horses, and the sergeant had two horses.
In fact, it is equivalent to our current driving test, and it is also a very practical technology. 5. Books and calligraphy refer to literacy, calligraphy, and painting, and can also be extended to writing articles. "Three Character Classic", "Hundred Family Surnames" and "Thousand Character Classic" are ancient classics of Mongolian studies. Calligraphy and painting are also essential skills for the ancients. The Four Books and Five Classics, poems and songs, strategies in the imperial examination system and eight-legged essays are all content that the ancients should learn. Sixth, numbers are exponents, and “numbers” are numbers, including “numbers, principles, and images” in the Book of Changes; “shu” refers to methods and techniques for solving problems, usually referring to calculation and mathematical techniques. Equivalent to current mathematics and physics.
So it seems that the ancients learned far more skills than we modern people. If any one of these could be thoroughly studied, they would be relevant to everyone in modern society. Even without very in-depth research, if you understand every aspect, you can be called a "sage". As a modern person, there are so many learning channels and tools, and we must make reasonable use of them to enrich ourselves. Of course, this knowledge itself is what we need to learn.