What day is April 5th?

The fifth day of April is the Cold Food Festival.

The Cold Food Festival is held from summer to the next day 105, which was held two days before Tomb-Sweeping Day in ancient times. Later, it merged directly with Tomb-Sweeping Day, so the Cold Food Festival was called Tomb-Sweeping Day, and Tomb-Sweeping Day was also called the Cold Food Festival. Smoking is forbidden and only cold food is eaten on this day, so it is called "Cold Food Festival".

The customs of the Cold Food Festival include ancestor worship, grave-sweeping, willow planting, outing, poetry competition, playing football, planting trees, swinging, flower viewing, chicken fighting, group building, tug-of-war, drilling wood for fire, flying kites and many other activities, which greatly make up for the regret that the ancients did not have the Internet.

The benefits of the Cold Food Festival:

Female college hurts spring and looks forward to embroidered buildings for a long time. They are bored to death. During the Cold Food Festival, they come out for fun, enjoy a spring outing, and hook up with handsome guys by taking the opportunity of group building and poetry competition, which can prevent depression and perhaps make up a good story. In ancient times, it was not so convenient for young men and women to meet.

In spring, it is very beneficial for men to remember their ancestors and regulate liver qi. After 5,000 years of cultural nourishment, cold food and Qingming are combined into one, which has become a festival to remember ancestors and inspire future generations.

After winter, cats run in the wild, play games, consume the fat children saved in the next winter, eat some wild vegetables to clean up the stomach, and their body functions can be restored, which can effectively alleviate the spring sleep and make people feel much better.

Playing a game with relatives and friends, having a meal in the League building and restoring unfamiliar interpersonal relationships are not very beneficial-the wisdom of the ancients has been written into the splendid 5,000-year history and culture.