The 16th day of the twelfth lunar month is the tail tooth. What festival is this? Where did it come from?

The 16th day of the twelfth lunar month is the Tail Tooth Festival. According to legend, this kind of tooth means "providing a rare blow to the tooth". In ancient times, shopkeepers often offered sacrifices to landlords on the second and sixteenth day of each month to ensure that their own land was smooth and rich.

Usually, after the sacrifice is completed, those tributes will be distributed to waiters and helpers for rare tooth sacrifices; Especially in the twelfth lunar month, the last sacrifice is the most grand. At the same time, after the sacrifice, shops and merchants will be closed and the guys will have a holiday. Perhaps this habit has been handed down, and it has become today's "annual meeting of enterprises", also known as "tail teeth".

Because the year-end is also accompanied by Christmas, New Year's Day and Spring Festival, many companies simply hold annual meetings during these three festivals, which increases the joyful atmosphere of the annual meeting. Many enterprises will also hold some lottery activities at the "Tail Tooth Banquet", in which all employees of the enterprise participate. Everyone is harmonious and feels like a big family.