Does the country stipulate the Lantern Festival holiday in 2022? Is the Lantern Festival in 2022 a legal holiday?

Introduction: Holidays will be arranged in legal holidays stipulated by the state, which is a legal holiday for a certain reason and is also a favorite holiday. Lantern Festival is deeply loved by people, and it is celebrated grandly every year. So does the country stipulate the Lantern Festival holiday in 2022? Is 2022 Lantern Festival a legal holiday? If you want to know whether the Lantern Festival is a legal holiday, please have a look at my introduction.

Does the country stipulate the Lantern Festival holiday in 2022?

There is no holiday in the Lantern Festival in 2022, nor is it a statutory holiday stipulated by the state.

Is the Lantern Festival in 2022 a legal holiday?

Lantern Festival in 2022 is not a legal holiday.

The Lantern Festival in 2022 is on February 15, which is a Tuesday when I need to go to work.

The fifteenth day of the first month is Lantern Festival, also called Shangyuan. The fifteenth, July and October of the first month of the Tang Dynasty are three yuan. Taoism regards heaven, earth and water as three officials, and calls Shangyuan the day when the gods help the people. On the fifteenth day of the first month, lanterns are the most grand. So it's called positive light.

When did the Lantern Festival begin in China? There are four different theories about the origin.

One is related to Taoism. According to this view, there was a fairy in the period of Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty who advocated respecting Taiyi as the supreme god. Because Taiyi God had been sacrificed by people as early as the Warring States Period, Qu Yuan wrote about the folk custom of sacrificing Taiyi God in the folk song "Nine Songs East Taiyi Emperor" of Chu State.

Song Yu, a contemporary poet of Qu Yuan, also mentioned in the second half of Gao Tang Mi that Chu people sacrificed to Taiyi God: "If there are nobles ... whoever treats ghosts and gods, the ceremony is Taiyi." Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was an emperor who believed in ghosts and gods. How could he refuse the fairy's advice? He immediately built an altar of Taiyi in the southeast of Chang 'an, Han Dynasty, and offered sacrifices according to the alchemist's statement. But at this time, it has not been linked with the custom of Lantern Festival. The origin of custom always develops in twists and turns. In the third year of Emperor founding ceremony of the Han Dynasty (BC120th year), alchemist Li Shaoweng was favored by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and suggested building a detached palace in Ganquan, northwest of Chang 'an, and drawing a statue of Heaven and Earth Taiyi. Two years later, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was ill for a long time. In Shang Jun, there was a wizard who could cure ghosts and gods. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty asked people to talk to God.

The emperor said, "The son of heaven doesn't need to worry about his illness. He will get better soon. When you recover, we will meet at Ganquan Palace. " Although Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty could not see Taiyi, he felt lucky to talk to the gods. He was happy for a while and his illness eased. When I arrived at Ganquan Palace, my body recovered. So he granted amnesty to the world, set up a golden valley, and Taiyi was honored as the highest god. It is stipulated that on the fifteenth day of the first month of each year, the bright moon is in the sky, which is a grand day to commemorate Taiyi. From dusk on, grand lanterns are used to sacrifice all night. Since then, the custom of setting off lanterns on the fifteenth day of the first month to celebrate the "Shangyuan Festival" has been formed.

What is the national legal holiday?

1, New Year's Day, holidays 1 day (65438+ 10/0/day);

2, the Spring Festival, a holiday of 3 days (the first day of the first month, the second day, the third day);

3. Tomb-Sweeping Day, holiday 1 day (the day of the Lunar New Year);

4. Labor Day, 1 day off (May 1 day);

5. Dragon Boat Festival, holiday 1 day (the day of the Dragon Boat Festival in the lunar calendar);

6. Mid-Autumn Festival, holiday 1 day (the day of the Mid-Autumn Festival in the lunar calendar);

7, National Day, 3 days off (65438+ 10/0/kloc-0, 2, 3).

Why is the Lantern Festival not a legal holiday?

Lantern Festival is an important national traditional festival, and some opinions put forward that it should also be established as a national statutory festival, which has been carefully studied. Considering that the total number of national legal holidays should not be increased at present, and the Lantern Festival is close to the Spring Festival, and the Mid-Autumn Festival is also adjacent to the National Day, but it has a greater impact than the Mid-Autumn Festival, so the Lantern Festival will not be added as a legal holiday for the time being.