Question

Ancestor worship in ancient China can be described as:

A. a superstitious practice of the lowest classes of people

B. a secret practice that was opposed by Chinese religious leaders

C. a common practice for both citizens and kings

D. an uncommon practice with little lasting effect on Chinese culture

Answer 1

@AloneS

Answer 2

@MaddieLB

Answer 3

What do you think it is?

Answer 4

@MaddieLB i lost connection

Answer 5

Ancestor reciprocity is still found in Chinese belief today. The reciprocity works out like this: you take care of the ancestors and the ancestors take care of you. It can be seen in the strong belief of sons responsibility taking care of elderly parents and powerful social influences to avoid dishonoring the family name.
The belief is part of Confucianism and evidenced in ancient through modern history.

Answer 6

so which choice @wwhitlock

Answer 7

That would require a direct answer.
But I would say it's not and answer that says it has no effect on culture. Religious leaders and everybody followed the practice to some extent. Choose wisely. Don't dishonor your family :)

Answer 8

k, thx