Is it okay for my granddaughter to bring rice and noodles as it’s grandpa’s anniversary?

No. According to relevant public information, the number of people bringing rice and noodles is usually done on the ninth day after the birth of a baby girl and the twelfth day after the birth of a baby boy. The maternal family members bring rice, noodles, eggs, clothes, toys, etc. to express condolences and congratulations. Because most of the gifts given are rice and noodles that are urgently needed by babies and pregnant women, they are called rice noodle guests. Therefore, grandpa cannot bring rice noodle guests on his anniversary. As a series of traditional fertility customs such as giving rice and noodles, eating thin noodles, and giving away rice and noodles, it embodies people's desire and joy for the reproduction of offspring for thousands of years, and incorporates people's blessings for newborns and their mothers.