Scene description of a group of chickens eating millet

A group of chickens eating millet are described as follows:

Chickens are domesticated from wild birds. Their stomachs can withstand the wear and tear of millet and uncooked rice and can be digested under the action of gastric acid. They belong to lower animals. In the process of evolution, people have also changed from eating raw food to eating cooked food. Cooked food is conducive to digestion, plays a vital role in the development of human brain, and is also a sign that human beings are moving from barbarism to civilization! If the eating pattern had not changed during evolution, you should have eaten raw food by now!

Chicken:

Chicken is a kind of poultry. Domestic chickens originated from wild chickens, and the domestication history was at least about 4000 years, but it was not until about 1800 that chickens and eggs became mass-produced commodities. The types of chickens are turkey, black-bone chicken, pheasant and so on. Moreover, chicken is also an animal sign in the 12 zodiac.

The ancient Han nationality had the custom of "killing chickens", which was popular in Jinhua, Wuyi and other places in Zhejiang. On the seventh day of July every year, local people will live there, because the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl will meet at Queqiao that night. If there is no rooster to announce the dawn, they will never part.

Tujia people call kicking shuttlecock "kicking chicken". During the Spring Festival, young men and women kick chickens together. One person kicks the "chicken" and everyone fights. Whoever receives the "chicken" can chase anyone with grass. Young men and women often chase their lovers with grass. In the future, "kicking the chicken" will become the medium of love.

On October 1st of the lunar calendar, some places in Henan will kill chickens to scare ghosts. Legend has it that Tomb-Sweeping Day will collect the terrible release ghosts in the coming year. People think that ghosts are afraid of chicken blood, which can ward off evil spirits, so they kill chickens on October 1 to scare ghosts and make little devils afraid to come out. As the saying goes, "October 1st, kill the goose that lays the golden egg."

There is a wedding custom of "holding a chicken" in some parts of Shandong. When getting married, the woman chooses a boy to hold a hen and leaves with the sedan chair to bid farewell. Because chicken is homophonic with "auspiciousness", it is auspicious to hold a picture of chicken. In addition, there was a custom of raising "long-lived chickens" in ancient times. When getting married, the man should prepare a red rooster, and the woman should prepare a fat chicken. The hen indicates that the bride is "lucky".

When getting married, the rooster prepared by the woman must be led by her underage brother or other boys, set out with the sedan chair and arrive at the man's house before the rooster crows. People think that if the rooster doesn't sleep and the hen doesn't sleep, it is to overwhelm the rooster with momentum.

Then, the man gives the rooster to the person holding the rooster, ties the rooster and the hen together on the leg of the table, and beats the rooster from time to time until the rooster faints, which is a symbol of the wife's surrender to her husband. After that, the two chickens are not allowed to be killed, so they are called long-lived chickens.

In Zhejiang, the marriage custom of "killing chickens" is popular. The groom goes to the bride's house to get married, and the woman's house spreads a piece of white cloth on the ground, so that the groom can kill chickens on it. Chicken blood can't be dripped on white cloth, or a few drops will be fined several glasses of wine. When killing the chicken, the woman's family deliberately collided with the groom, but the experienced groom handled it well and wouldn't let the woman succeed.

The custom of "chicken rice ceremony" is popular among the Bai people in Dali, Yunnan. There are two kinds of chicken rice ceremonies: chicken rice single ceremony and double ceremony about rice. A single gift is a rooster and a jar of rice wine; The double ceremony is two big cocks, an altar of rice wine and an altar of grain seeds. This is a gift given to each other by first-degree relatives or in-laws at the time of birth, marriage and building.

In the old society, the communication custom of drinking chicken blood wine was popular among the Han nationality and some ethnic minorities. When sworn brothers, people kill a rooster, drop a few drops of chicken blood in each bowl of wine, swear to heaven, and then drink up the blood wine.