There is a story about paying homage to chickens in the costume drama. Why pay homage to chickens?

In this life, I want to find a congenial and respectful person and get married. Really looking for lanterns. It is said that the sweetest moment when two people fall in love is the wedding day, because this day can not only get the blessings of relatives and friends, but more importantly, they will become one from now on. I can finally live my own life.

On the wedding day, the doorways inside are also very particular. For example, when a man goes to pick up a woman, someone needs to hold a big rooster specially to show good luck. I believe everyone knows this. The moral here is fame and fortune, but there is another meaning that you use it to marry a chicken.

Recently, a very popular TV series "The Year of bloom" tells the family history of Zhou Ying, the richest woman in Shaanxi. There is such a plot in it. On the wedding day, the groom didn't come, but he changed to a chicken and finished the wedding.

In fact, this was very popular in ancient times. However, even if love knows no national boundaries, there must be a distinction between man and beast. In distant ancient times, it was not unusual for roosters to replace grooms. Generally, because the man is inconvenient to come forward, or the woman is just a happy girl, there will be a rooster instead. This is also the custom of the rooster marrying the bride that has always existed in the old days. If it is now, it is estimated that this man will be single all his life.

When paying homage to heaven and earth, the groom's family will have a male relative to hold a rooster instead of the groom, and then pay homage to the bride. Moreover, the three visits to the bride are also made by roosters. I have to say, I am willing to accept this form. Most of them are girls from poor families. Who else wants to be humiliated like this?

For women, having children is a must-do job in this life, so for those poor women who are born infertile, there is a saying that you can't lay eggs.

From then on, of course, hens match cocks, and cocks also have three wives and four concubines. From now on, it makes sense for the rooster to replace the groom ~