香之韵
rwood because “it is cool” and it makes him mysterious and popular among his friends. But he acknowledges that he did not understand the real charm of the wood in those years.He started to study Kodo when he was studying in Japan and he found out that Kodo plays an important role in Japanese culture. In ancient Japan， Kodo branched into two schools， the Oie-ryu School which prevailed among the court class， and the Shino-ryu School， which is popular among samuri. Even to date， Kodo is a very hierarchical activity in Japan. Only aristocrats and people with high social， economical and academic status can engage in Kodo.Zhang Danyang was attracted to the manners and formalities of Kodo. Each step of preparing Kodo is slow but rhythmic. The Kumikō is the epitome of Kodo ceremonies. On a Kumiko game， participants sit near one another and take turns smelling incense from a censer as they pass it around the group， then they write down the materials used in the incense， and finally a judge announces the right answer.In Japanese Kodo， agarwood is the highest quality raw material. Sometimes， Zhang Danyang would practice Kodo at home， not to perform for anyone，
<<上一页 下一页>>
广州市越秀区图书馆版权所有。
联系电话：020-87673002
本站访问人数：