Does anyone know what festivals there are in a year and what are their specific dates? What are some good mobile text messages for each holiday?

Date Holiday Name Start Year

January

January 1st New Year’s Day

First Sunday in January Black Day

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International Leprosy Day (World Leprosy Day) on the last Sunday of January 1954

February

World Wetlands Day on February 2

February 7th International Day of Solidarity with South Africa 1964

February 10th International Meteorological Day

February 14th Valentine's Day

February 15th China 12 Billion Population Day 1995

February 21st Struggle Day against the Colonial System 1949

February 24th Third World Youth Day

February 28th World Habitat Condition Survey Day

March

March 1 International Seal Day 1983

March 3 National Ear Day 2000

March 5th China Youth Volunteer Service Day

March 8th International Women’s Day 1910

March 12th China Arbor Day 1979

March 14 International Police Day

March 15 International Consumer Rights Day 1983

March 16 Hand in Hand National Day of Unified Action for Poor Friends

International Maritime Day on March 17th

China’s National Medical Day 1929

National Science and Technology Talent Activity Day on March 18th

World Forestry Day on March 21st (World Forestry Day) Forest Day) 1972

International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination 1976

World Children's Song Day

World Sleep Day

March 22 World Water Day Day 1993

March 23rd World Meteorological Day 1950

March 24th World Tuberculosis Day 1996

National primary and secondary school students’ safety on the last Monday in March Education Day 1996

April

April 1st International April Fools' Day

April 2nd International Children's Book Day

April 7th World Health Day 1950

April 21st National Entrepreneurship Day 1994

April 22nd World Earth Day 1970

World Law Day

World Book and Copyright Day on April 23, 1995

World Youth Day against Colonialism on April 24, 1957

Asian and African Journalists Day

National Vaccination Awareness Day on April 25, 1986

World Intellectual Property Day on April 26, 2001

National Traffic Safety Reflection Day on April 30

World Children's Day on the third Sunday in April 1986

Secretary's Day on the last Wednesday in April

May

International Labor Day on May 1st 1889

International Demonstration Day

May 3rd World Asthma Day

May 4th Chinese Youth Day 1939

May 4th Movement Memorial Day 1919

Science and Technology Communication Day

May 5 National Iodine Deficiency Disease Prevention and Control Day 1994

May 8 World Red Cross Day 1948

World Smile Day

May 12 International Nurses Day 1912

May 15 International Family (Counseling) Day 1994

May 17 World Telecommunications Day 1969

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May 20 National Breastfeeding Awareness Day 1990

China Student Nutrition Day 1990

May 26 World Challenge Day to Human Condition 1993

May 30th, the anniversary of the May 30th Anti-Imperialist Movement 1925

May 31st World No Tobacco Day 1988

Mother's Day on the second Sunday in May 1914

Relief to Poor Mothers Day 1997

International Milk Day on the third Tuesday in May 1961

The third day of May National Disabled Day on Sunday 1990

June

International Children's Day on June 1, 1949

World Environment Day on June 5, 1974

National Eye Care Day on June 6th 1996

China Population Day on June 11th

World Day to Prevent Desertification and Drought on June 17th

6 June 20th World Refugee Day 2001

June 22nd China Children’s Charity Day

June 23rd International Olympic Day 1894

World Handball Day

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National Land Day on June 25, 1991

International Anti-Drug Day (International Anti-Drug Day) on June 26, 1987

International Charter Day (United Nations Charter Day)

World Youth Festival on June 30

Father’s Day on the third Sunday in June

July

China on July 1 Communist Party Founding Day 1921

Hong Kong Return Anniversary 1997

International Architecture Day 1985

Asia’s “Three Billion Population Day” 1988

International Sports Journalist Day on July 2

Official Opening Day to the Outside World

July 7 Memorial Day of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression 1937

7 World (5 billion) Population Day on July 11, 1987

July 26, Esperanto (language) Founding Day

July 28, World War I broke out in 1914

African Women’s Day on July 30

International Cooperation Day on the first Saturday in July

August

On August 1 the Chinese People’s Liberation Army Military Day 1927

August 6th International Film Festival 1932

August 8th Chinese Men’s Day (Father’s Day) 1988

August 15th Japan’s official Announcement of Unconditional Surrender Day 1945

August 26 National Lawyers Consultation Day 1993

September

September 3 Victory Day of China’s Anti-Japanese War 1945

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September 8th International Journalists (Solidarity) Day 1958

World Literacy Day 1966

September 10th Chinese Teachers’ Day 1985

World Clean Earth Day, September 14th

International Ozone Layer Protection Day, September 16th 1987

September 18th, Memorial Day of the "September 18th" Incident (China's National Humiliation Day) 1931

National Teeth Love Day on September 20th 1989

International Peace Day on September 21st 2002

World Tourism Day on September 27th

International Day of Peace on the third Tuesday of September 1981

National Defense Education Day on the third Saturday of September 2001

International Day of the Deaf on the fourth Sunday of September

World Heart Day on the last Sunday of September

World Maritime Day

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October

National Day on October 1, 1949

International Music Day 1980

International Elderly Day 1990

10 October 2nd International Day of Struggle for Peace (and Democracy and Freedom) 1949

October 4th World Animal Day 1949

October 8th National Hypertension Day 1998

World Sight Day

International Left-Handed Day

October 9th World Postal Day (Universal Postal Union Day) 1969

October 10th Memorial Day of the Revolution of 1911 1911

World Household Hygiene Day

World Mental Health Day 1992

October 11 Day of Solidarity with Political Prisoners in South Africa

October 13 1949, the birthday of China’s Young Pioneers

World Health Day

International Teachers’ Day

Adopt Greenwich Mean Time as International Standard Time 1884

World Standards Day on October 14, 1969

International Day of the Blind (White Cane Day) on October 15, 1984

World Food Day on October 16, 1979

October 17th World Poverty Eradication Day

October 22nd World Traditional Medicine Day 1992

October 24th United Nations Day 1945

World Development Information Day

World "Men's Health Day" on October 28, 2000

World Diligence and Thrift Day on October 31

International Housing on the first Monday in October Day 1982

The second Wednesday in October International Day for Natural Disaster Reduction 1990

November

November 7 October Socialist Revolution Memorial Day

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November 8th China Journalist Day 2000

November 9th China Fire Protection Awareness Day (Firefighting Day) 1992

November 10th World Youth Day (Day) 1946

November 14th World Diabetes Day

November 17th International University Day (International Students Day) 1946

November 21st World Television Day 1996

World Greetings Day 1973

Thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday of November

December

World AIDS Day on December 1, 1988

December 2nd World Day for the Abolition of All Forms of Slavery 1986

December 3rd World Day for Persons with Disabilities 1992

December 4th China Legal Propaganda Day 2001

December 5 (Economic and Social Development) International Volunteer Day 1985

World Disability Day

December 7 International Civil Aviation Day

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International Children's Television Day on December 8th

December 9th "December 9" Movement Memorial Day 1935

World Football Day 1995

December 10th World Human Rights Day 1950

December 11th World Asthma Prevention Day 1998

December 12th Xi'an Incident Memorial Day 1936

12 December 13, Memorial Day of the Nanjing Massacre, 1937

December 15, World Immunization Day

December 20, Memorial Day of the Return of Macao, 1999

December 21 International Basketball Day

Christmas Eve, December 24

Christmas Day, December 25

Christmas Day, December 26

December 29th International Biology Exhibition

Sample Day 1994

International Children's Television Broadcasting Day on the second Sunday of December

Lunar Festival

Spring Festival on the first day of the first lunar month

Maitreya Buddha's Christmas

Dingguang Buddha's Christmas on the sixth day of the first lunar month

The Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month

The Dragon Head-Heading Festival on the second day of the second lunar month

The eighth day of the second lunar month Sakyamuni Buddha became a monk

The birthday of Master Haikong on the ninth day of February

The Nirvana of Sakyamuni Buddha on the fifteenth day of February

The tenth day of February Nine Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva’s Christmas

February 21st Samantabhadra’s Christmas

March 3rd Gexu Festival (Zhuang Nationality)

March Qinghai Master passed away on March 4th Day

March 16th, the Christmas Day of Zhunti Bodhisattva

March 23rd, Mazu’s birthday (the birthday of Our Lady, Queen of Heaven)

April 4th, the Christmas Day of Manjushri Bodhisattva

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Master Haikong became a monk

April 8th, Sakyamuni Buddha’s Birthday (Hong Kong)

April 15th, the auspicious day of Buddha—Sakyamuni The birth, enlightenment, and nirvana of Nevi are celebrated in the same celebration (Wesak Day)

Dragon Boat Festival on the fifth day of May

Christmas Day of Kalam Bodhisattva on May 13th

The Christmas of Dharma protector Wei Tuo Zun Tian Bodhisattva on the third day of June

Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva’s enlightenment on June 19

The seventh day of July, Chinese Valentine’s Day (Fairy Festival)

Seven Mahasthamaprapta is the Bodhisattva’s Christmas Day on the 13th day of the month

Obon Festival, the ghost festival on the 15th day of the lunar month, is also known as the Day of Sangha and Buddha’s Joy

The Christmas Day of the Bodhisattva Nagarjuna on the 24th day of the lunar month

Christmas of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva on July 30th

Mid-Autumn Festival on August 15th

Saints’ Day on August 18th

August Twenty-Two Lighting Buddha Christmas

Double Ninth Festival on September 9th

China Seniors Day (Voluntary Aiding Activity Day for the Elderly) 1989

Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva on September 19th Anniversary of Monkhood

The Christmas Day of Medicine Master Glaze Light Tathagata on September 30th

The Christmas Day of Patriarch Bodhidharma on the fifth day of October

The Christmas Day of Amitabha Buddha on the seventh day of November

Laba Festival on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month

Sakyamuni Tathagata's Enlightenment Day

The 23rd Little Year of the twelfth lunar month

The Christmas Day of Huayan Bodhisattva on the 29th day of the twelfth lunar month

Gregorian holidays:

January 1st New Year's Day

February 2nd World Wetlands Day

Valentine's Day on February 14th

National Ear Love Day on March 3rd

Youth Volunteer Service Day on March 5th

3 International Women's Day on March 8th

Protect the Mother River Day on March 9th

China Arbor Day on March 12th

White Day on March 14th

International Policemen's Day on March 14th

World Consumer Rights Day on March 15th (World Consumer Right Day)

World Forest Day on March 21 (World Forest Day)

World Sleep Day on March 21 (World Sleep Day)

World Water Day on March 22nd (World Water Day)

World Meteorological Day on March 23rd (World Meteorological Day)

World Tuberculosis Day on March 24th (World Tuberculosis Day)

uberculosis Day)

April Fools' Day (April Fools' Day)

Tomb-sweeping Day (Tomb-sweeping Day) April 5

April 7th World Health Day

April 22nd World Earth Day

April 26th World Intellectual Property Day

May 1 International Labor Day

May 3 World Asthma Day

May 4 China Chinese Youth Day

World Red-Cross Day on May 8th

International Nurse Day on May 12th

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International Family Day on May 15th

World Telecommunications Day on May 17th

National Student Nutrition on May 20th May 23rd International Milk Day

May 31st World No-Smoking Day

6 International Children's Day on June 1st

World Environment Day on June 5th (International Environment Day)

National Eye Care Day on June 6th

World Day to combat desertification and drought (World Day to combat desertification) on June 17th

International Olympic Day on June 23rd (International Olympic Day)

National Day on June 25th Land Day

International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking on June 26th

Anniversary of the Founding of the Communist Party of China on July 1st of the Chinese Communist Party)

International Architecture Day on July 1st

July 7th Memorial Day of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression

7 World Population Day on August 11th

Army Day on August 1st

International Youth Day on August 12th )

September 8th International Anti-illiteracy Day (International Anti-illiteracy Day)

September 10th Chinese Teacher's Day (Teacher's Day)

September 16 Japan-China Brain Health Day

September 16th International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer

September 20th National Teeth Day

September 21

World Cease-fire Day

September 27th World Tourism Day

October 1st National Day of the People’s Republic of China ( National Day)

International Music Day on October 1st

International Day of Older Persons on October 1st

World Animal Day on October 4th

World Teachers' Day on October 5th (established by UNESCO)

October 8 National Hypertension Day

World Post Day on October 9th

World Mental Health Day on October 10th

World Standards Day on October 14th

International Day of the Blind on October 15th (International Day of the Blind)

World Rural Women’s Day on October 15th (World Rural Women's Day)

October 16th World Food Day (World Food Day)

October 17th International Day for the Eradication of Poverty (International Day for the Eradication of Poverty)

United Nations Day on October 24th (United Nations Day)

World Development Information Day on October 24th (World Development Information Day)

China on October 28th Men's Health Day

October 29th International Biodiversity Day (International Biodiversity Day)

October 31st Halloween (Halloween)

November 8th China Journalists' Day

November 9th Fire Protection Awareness Day

November 14th World Diabetes Day (World Diabetes Day)

November 17th International College Student Day

November 25th International Day For the elimination of Violence against Women

December 1st World AIDS Day

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World Disabled Day on December 3rd (World Disabled Day)

National Legal Publicity Day on December 4th

World Football Day on December 9th Day)

Christmas Day on December 25th

International Biological Diversity Day on December 29th (International Biological Diversity Day)

January International Leprosy Day on the last Sunday

Safety Education Day for Primary and Secondary School Students on the Monday of the last full week in March

Easter Monday (the first Sunday after the full moon of the spring equinox) It may be any day between March 22 and April 25)

The second Sunday in May (Mother's Day)

The third Sunday in May

National Day to Aid the Disabled

Father's Day on the third Sunday in June

International Peace Day on the third Tuesday in September

National Defense Education Day on the third Saturday in September

International Day of the Deaf on the fourth Sunday in September

Worldwide on the first Monday in October World Habitat Day

The second Wednesday in October is Canadian Thanksgiving Day

The second Wednesday in October is International Day for Natural Disaster Reduction (International Day) Day for Natural Disaster Reduction)

World Sight Day (World Sight Day) on the second Thursday in October

Thanksgiving Day (Thanksgiving Day) on the last Thursday in November

Lunar Festival

Spring Festival (the Spring Festival) on the first day of the first lunar month

Lantern Festival (Lantern Festival) on the 15th day of the first lunar month

Early fifth month of the lunar calendar The Dragon-Boat Festival (the Dragon-Boat Festival)

The Double-Seventh Day on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month (Chinese Valentine’s Day)

The Mid-Autumn Festival on the fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month (the Mid-Autumn Festival)

The Double Ninth Festival on the ninth day of the ninth lunar month (the Double Ninth Festival)

The Laba Rice Porridge Festival on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month (the laba Rice Porridge Festival)

The traditional house sweeping day on the 24th day of the twelfth lunar month

China’s legal holidays include: New Year (January 1), a national holiday; Spring Festival (Lunar New Year), a three-day national holiday; International Women’s Day ( March 8); Arbor Day (March 12); International Labor Day (May 1), a three-day national holiday; Chinese Youth Day (May 4); International Nurses Day (May 12); Children's Day (June 1st); Anniversary of the Birth of the Communist Party of China (July 1st); Army Day (August 1st) of the Chinese People's Liberation Army; Teachers' Day (September 10th); National Day ( October 1st), three days of national holiday; Journalists’ Day (November 8th). Major traditional festivals in China include the Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Qingming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, etc. In addition, each ethnic minority also retains its own traditional festivals, such as the Water Splashing Festival of the Dai people, the Naadam Festival of the Mongolian people, the Torch Festival of the Yi people, the Danu Festival of the Yao people, the March Street of the Bai people, the Song Fair of the Zhuang people, the Song Fair of the Tibetan people, Tibetan New Year, Wangguo Festival, Miao Flower Dance Festival, etc.

The Spring Festival is the first traditional festival of the year for Chinese people. In the past, the Spring Festival was called "New Year" because according to the lunar calendar that has been used throughout Chinese history, this day falls on the first day of the first lunar month and is the beginning of the new year. According to records, the Chinese people have celebrated the Spring Festival for more than 4,000 years. It was started by Yu and Shun. One day more than 2,000 BC, Shun ascended the throne as emperor and led his men to worship heaven and earth. From then on, people regarded this day as the beginning of the year and the first day of the first lunar month. It is said that this is the origin of the Lunar New Year, which was later called the Spring Festival. After the Revolution of 1911, China adopted the Gregorian calendar, and the Lunar New Year was renamed "Spring Festival" (approximately between late January and mid-February in the Gregorian calendar). During the Spring Festival, every family puts up Spring Festival couplets, New Year pictures, and decorates their homes. The night before the Spring Festival is called "New Year's Eve", which is an important moment for family reunion. The whole family gathers together to have a sumptuous "New Year's Eve dinner"; many people stay up all night, which is called "staying up late". The next day, everyone began to go to the homes of relatives and friends to "pay New Year greetings" to each other and wish all the best in the new year.

During the Spring Festival, the most common traditional entertainment activities are lion dance, dragon lantern dance, land boat rowing and stilt walking.

The fifteenth day of the first lunar month is the Lantern Festival, also known as the Lantern Festival, Lantern Festival, and Lantern Festival. This is the first full moon night after the Spring Festival. According to legend, Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty (179 BC - 157 BC), in order to celebrate Zhou Bo's pacification of the Lu rebellion on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, would go out of the palace to play and have fun with the people every night, and designated the fifteenth day of the first lunar month as the Lantern Festival. Sima Qian created the "Taichu Calendar" and listed the Lantern Festival as a major festival. Since the Sui, Tang and Song Dynasties, it has become more prosperous. "Book of Sui Dynasty Music Chronicles" states: "Whenever the first lunar month comes, all nations come to the DPRK and stay until the 15th day outside Duanmen and inside Jianguomen. It stretches for eight miles and is used as a theater." Tens of thousands of singers and dancers participated in the performance. It's dark until dawn, and then it's dark. With the changes of society and times, the customs and habits of the Lantern Festival have already undergone major changes, but it is still a traditional Chinese folk festival. During the Lantern Festival, there is the custom of eating Lantern Festival and watching lanterns. Yuanxiao is made of glutinous rice flour and filled with fruit sugar filling. It is round and is a symbol of "reunion". Lantern viewing during the Lantern Festival began in the first century AD and is still popular in various places today. Every Lantern Festival night, many cities hold lantern festivals, displaying various colorful lanterns with novel shapes and various forms; in rural areas, cultural and entertainment activities are held, such as setting off fireworks, walking on stilts, performing dragon lanterns, performing yangko dances, swinging, etc.

The Zhonghe Festival falls on the second day of the second lunar month, commonly known as the day when the dragon raises its head. At this time, around the time of the Waking of Insects, spring returns to the earth and all things revive. Insects, snakes and beasts dormant in the soil or caves will wake up from hibernation. The legendary dragon also wakes up from its slumber, so it is called the dragon raising its head. In ancient times, the dragon was a sacred symbol, so dragons were used to drive away pests. Fumigating insects was popular in the Ming Dynasty. On February 2nd, people would fry the leftover cakes from the New Year's Day sacrifices and use them to smoke beds and kangs, called fumigating insects. In rural areas, people use plant ash to circle their houses, and then circle the water tank in the courtyard to attract the dragon back. Interestingly, most of the food on this day is named after dragons. Eating dumplings is called eating dragon ears, eating spring cakes with dragon scales, and eating noodles is called eating dragon beards. This is probably where the current "dragon beard noodles" got their name. Children have their heads shaved on this day, which is called "dragon head shaving". Women still do not sew or thread on this day, it is said to avoid hurting the longan. There is also a saying about lighting the walls of the house with candles, "On February 2, if you shine the light on the beams, scorpions and centipedes will have nowhere to hide." However, this festival has been forgotten by people, but the custom of eating spring pancakes is still there.

Sweeping tombs and worshiping ancestors during the Qingming Festival. Around April 5th is the Qingming Festival. Qingming Festival was also called March Festival in ancient times and has a history of more than 2,000 years. Qingming Festival falls around April 5th in the Gregorian calendar and is one of the twenty-four solar terms. Among the twenty-four solar terms, only Qingming is both a solar term and a festival. Qingming Festival was originally a festival for worshiping ancestors, but now more and more activities are carried out on this day to visit the tombs of martyrs and commemorate the martyrs. During the Qingming Festival, the weather gets warmer and the vegetation grows again. People often go to the countryside for outings, fly kites and enjoy the spring scenery. Therefore, the Qingming Festival is sometimes called the "Outing Festival".

The Dragon Boat Festival mourns the patriotic ancestors. The fifth day of the fifth lunar month is the Dragon Boat Festival, whose real name is "Dragon Boat Festival". Volume 31 of "Taiping Yulan" quotes "Fengtu Ji" as saying "Midsummer Dragon Boat Festival, Duan, is also the beginning". It is generally believed that it was created in memory of the ancient Chinese poet Qu Yuan. Qu Yuan (approximately 340 BC - 278 BC) was a native of the Chu State during the Warring States Period. Because his political ideals could not be realized and he was unable to save the Chu State from destruction, when the Qin State destroyed Chu, he threw himself into the Miluo River on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month and drowned himself. When the people on the riverside learned about it, they took boats to salvage Qu Yuan's body. In order to commemorate this great patriotic poet, later generations designated this day as the Dragon Boat Festival. During this festival, folk customs include carrying sachets, eating rice dumplings, and racing dragon boats. The sachet represents Qu Yuan's moral character and integrity, which will last forever: the rice dumplings were originally used to prevent fish from eating Qu Yuan's body, and later became a festival food; and the dragon boat rowing symbolized rescuing Qu Yuan.

The seventh night of the seventh month of the lunar calendar is called "Qixi Festival". It is the legendary day when the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meet every year. It was evening, melons and fruits were lying in the garden, and girls tied colorful ribbons and pierced seven-hole needles. It is said that whoever wears it first is lucky. The "Qiao Qiao Festival" is also called the "Girls' Festival" because most girls participate.

The Hungry Ghost Festival falls on the 15th day of the seventh lunar month. It is the birthday of the legendary local official, so it is also called "Ghost Festival".

On this day, Buddhists will set up "Ollambana" basins, offer food to monks, hold sutra chanting rituals, water and land monasteries, and release river lanterns and other religious activities. China first established the "Ollambana Restaurant" around the time of Emperor Wu of Liang Dynasty (the first half of the sixth century). Nowadays, it is rare to set up "Bon Lan" among the people, but the custom of putting out river lanterns is the Mid-Autumn Festival. The 15th day of the eighth lunar month is the Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the "Reunion Festival". August 15th falls in autumn, hence the name "Mid-Autumn Festival". The Mid-Autumn Festival originated from the ritual system of ancient emperors worshiping the moon in autumn. Since the Wei, Jin, Tang and Song Dynasties, the custom of admiring the moon has gradually evolved. The word "Mid-Autumn Festival" was first seen in the book "Zhou Rites", and it was in the Tang Dynasty that it truly became a national festival. It is said that the formation of this important festival of the Chinese nation is related to the story of "Tang Minghuang sleepwalking in the Moon Palace". In ancient times, people used refined cakes to worship the moon god every Mid-Autumn Festival. After the sacrifice, the whole family shared the cakes to express family reunion and joy. This custom has been passed down to this day.

Climb high to respect the elderly on the Double Ninth Festival. The Double Ninth Festival falls on the ninth day of the ninth lunar month. It is a festival that emerged after the Wei and Jin Dynasties. The names "Double Ninth Festival" and "Double Ninth Festival" originated from the Three Kingdoms era. There are five main traditional customs. The first is to climb high. At this time, the autumn air is crisp and the scenery is pleasant. It is a good season for traveling, which can not only cultivate your taste, but also be beneficial to your health. The second is to insert dogwood, which can repel autumn mosquitoes and eliminate insect pests. The third is to drink and enjoy chrysanthemums. The ninth month of the lunar calendar is when the chrysanthemums are in full bloom. Watching the various autumn chrysanthemums and drinking a few cups of chrysanthemum wine is also a pleasure during the Double Ninth Festival. The fourth is to eat Double Ninth Festival cake. People turn the grain into white, tender and delicious rice cakes, which are called Double Ninth Festival cakes, and "cake" is a homophonic word for "high", so eating it means you can rise higher step by step. The fifth is to carry out activities to respect the elderly. The tradition of respecting the elderly during the Double Ninth Festival has continued from ancient times to the present.

The eighth day of the twelfth lunar month (also known as the twelfth lunar month) is commonly known as Laba. It was originally said that this day was the day when Sakyamuni attained enlightenment, and temples would cook porridge to offer sacrifices to the Buddha. Later, it became a folk custom to show a good harvest.

There is such a folk song: "Every year, every family is busy and sacrifices to the Stove King on the 23rd. A table is placed in the middle for offerings, with two plates of sugar on both sides. Black beans, hay and a bowl of water. Burn a stream of incense in the stove, and the head of the house will come over and wish the Kitchen King good luck." It reflects the scene of folk worshiping stoves in the past. Because this day is so lively, some people even think that it is a "rehearsal" for the Lunar New Year, so it is also called the Small New Year. Although there are now people offering sacrifices to stoves, the Kanto candy sold around the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month every year is still a favorite traditional food.

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