There are various reasons for catering in rural areas. What wonderful reasons have you seen?

Rural people like to be lively. It is common to invite neighbors to hold banquets on holidays. There are banquets in special periods such as weddings, funerals, full moon wine and housewarming wine, which people are no strangers to and think are reasonable. However, there are also some wonderful banquets that make foreigners who are not familiar with the locals feel puzzled. Some banquets seem unreasonable, but they insist on holding banquets and come up with a name at will. Let's take a look at some and let them open their eyes.

Lucky wine. Lucky wine is very popular in Guizhou. As the name implies, the reason for lucky wine is to welcome the god of wealth, which is the wine that every household should put on during the New Year. Rural people believe in the old ideas handed down from the older generation and respect the god of wealth. They think that putting lucky wine can make them rich in the coming year, and putting this wine is also a kind of good luck. Similar to lucky wine, there are kitchen god wine and so on.

Second, buy a car feast. This kind of banquet is typical. You can't find a reason, but you want to hold a banquet and let everyone pay the bill. Buying a car is a small matter for a family, or it may be a big thing, but in general, it is not something worth remembering. It's really fun to buy your own car, but it's a bit exaggerated to set up a banquet for everyone to eat wine. I don't know what luxury car I bought to show off

Three children attend a banquet in the kindergarten. In rural areas, some families' children go to kindergarten with dozens or even dozens of desks. It is normal for children to celebrate the birth of new life with full moon wine, which is a happy event that everyone is willing to participate in. However, it is a bit eventful for children to go to kindergarten to let everyone know. Going to kindergarten is really not a happy event. Isn't it a big feast for children to go to primary and secondary schools in the future? It's really annoying to think of such a banquet.