What should I give as an apprenticeship ceremony?

The apprenticeship ceremony can refer to the following aspects:

1. Be practical: Elders are generally older and more knowledgeable. It is recommended to give some practical things that are often used in daily life, such as edible camellia oil, or a chair that is warm in winter and cool in summer. If you have bad skin, give an itch to scratch it. If you have bad legs and feet, give some toys to beat your legs. Tools or health care products, etc.

2. Be healthy: Giving health gifts is the mainstream of modern society and is worth advocating. You can give some food and health products that are beneficial to the health of the elderly.

3. Follow their preferences: It is best to give gifts that elders who have special hobbies like they like. If you like playing chess, you can give a good set of chess pieces. If you like painting, you can give a good painting. If you can play a musical instrument, you can give a good musical instrument. Elders will be satisfied and happy when they get what they like.

Extended information:

Procedure of apprenticeship

First, worship the ancestor and the patron saint of the industry. It expresses respect for the industry and piety in the industry. It also prays for the ancestor's "blessing" so that one can succeed in his studies.

Second, perform the apprenticeship ceremony. Generally, the master and his wife sit on the throne, and the apprentice kowtows three times, then kneels to present red envelopes and post to the master.

Third, the master gives instructions, announces sect rules and bestows names, etc. The instructions usually teach the apprentices to respect their ancestors and abide by the rules, encourage them to be clean and honest, and to study hard and so on.