What does Beggar's Day mean?

Begging for cleverness is a custom in China at the age of seven, which is a custom on the seventh birthday of the Seventh Sister. From the first day of July to the seventh day of July in the lunar calendar (seven days and eight nights), girls in new clothes begged Vega for wisdom and ingenuity in the courtyard, which is called "begging for cleverness".

It is said that Seventh Sister is an expert in weaving in the sky. In the old days, women "begged" Seventh Sister to teach her ingenious craftsmanship. In fact, the so-called "begging for cleverness" is just "fighting cleverness".

most of the ways of begging for cleverness are that girls try to find out the cleverness by threading needles, making small items and putting some melons and fruits on them. Traditional folk begging for cleverness varies from place to place, each with its own interests.

Modern needlework, skillful steamed buns, skillful fruit baking, skillful buds and decorations made of dough sculpture, paper-cutting and colorful embroidery are also extensions of the custom of begging for cleverness.