Art of Cleanliness

Art of Cleanliness (由洁) known as "Ua Hu" or "To Cleanse" is a philosophy during the Txiameng Kingdom of cleanliness, purity, and sacredness of public places, parks, and housing. It was a doctrine set by Emperor Txiameng which eventually became an art form and philosophy that many lived by to retain a clean, organized, and simple lifestyle. Places that were once considered taboo and unclean, such as factories, restrooms, and butcheries, were then restored to become places of purity and cleanliness.
It's three principles were:
# Cleanliness
# Purity
# Sanitation
It is the philosophical place, that places considered taboo, dirty, or forbidden, are then instead purified and cleansed by all members of the people to retain its purity and sanitation shared by all people.
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