What is the meaning of the lonely frog on Chinese Valentine's Day - how to rent it

August 25th is the traditional Chinese Valentine's Day event. Lovers will eventually get married, and everyone will be romantic together on the Chinese Valentine's Day. However, some people are not able to harvest love satisfactorily, and this year's Chinese Valentine's Day also has a mystery. That’s the lonely frog on Chinese Valentine’s Day. What does this meme mean? Let’s take a look. What does "lonely and widowed frog" mean?

As the Chinese Valentine's Day approaches, many people will order a Chinese Valentine's Day frog for their single friends on some platforms, because the sound of the frog's cry is homophonic to "lonely and widowed", so this Many people will click on a Chinese Valentine's Day frog to make fun of their friends. The main task of the frog is to bark. The lonely frog is rented online to make fun of their friends.

Original words

Hello

I am the Chinese Valentine's Day toad that your relatives and friends ordered for you

Now I will start calling

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Chinese Valentine's Day customs

1. Ligation of Qiaogu

In the Loess Plateau of Shaanxi Province, various begging for crafts are also held on the night of the Chinese Valentine's Day. According to the custom of the event, women often have to tie up a straw man in colorful clothes, called Qiaogu, who not only provides melons and fruits, but also plants bean sprouts and green onions. On the night of Chinese Valentine's Day, the women of each family hold a bowl of water and cut bean sprouts. , green onions, put them into the water, use the shadows cast by the moon to divine the fate of Qiao Chou, and also thread the needle and thread to compete for the top. At the same time, there was also an activity of cutting window grilles to show skill.

2. Wanmohele

Mohele is a children's plaything during the Chinese Valentine's Day in Kaifeng, Henan in the old days. It is a small clay doll, and its image is mostly a lotus leaf half-arm dress. , holding lotus leaf. Every year on July 7th, in Kaifeng's "Panlou Street, the tiles outside Dongsong Gate, the tiles outside Zhouxiliang Gate, the North Gate, South Zhuquemen Street and Maxing Street all sell grinding and drinking music. Small plastic clay ears."

3. Girls wash their hair

It is also a special custom for girls to wash their hair on Chinese Valentine's Day. Young girls in many areas like to wash their hair with tree sap mixed with water during the Chinese Valentine's Day. Legend has it that it can not only make women young and beautiful, but also help unmarried girls find a husband as soon as possible. This custom is probably related to the belief in "holy water" on the Chinese Valentine's Day.

People believe that taking spring water and river water on Qixi Festival is like taking milky water, which has the sacred power of cleansing. In some places, it is directly called "Tian Sun (i.e. Weaver Girl) Holy Water". Therefore, it has a special meaning for women to wash their hair on this day. It means that if you use the holy water from the Milky Way to clean your hair, you will surely receive the protection of the Goddess Weaver.