I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The village drinking ceremony is an ancient Chinese tradition, originating from the Xia and Shang dynasties, and formalized during the Western Zhou period. Initially a harvest celebration, it evolved into a political ritual reinforcing social order. The Qin dynasty imposed strict regulations, reducing it to a state event, while the Han dynasty revived it with grand ceremonies for various celebrations. Liu Che, the Han emperor, emphasized filial piety in his edicts, ensuring proper treatment of elders. The Han system meticulously managed imperial edicts, requiring triplicate records to maintain order and prevent forgery, reflecting the importance of governance and tradition.

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