Speaking of the Central Plains, can it be written as a prosperous time?

It can be written as "this is the period of Mid-Autumn Festival", which refers to the day when paper money is burned to the deceased relatives, and the folk activities of Mid-Autumn Festival. You can also write "This is a lucky day", which means it coincides with an auspicious day.

Today is the Central Plains period, which is the first sentence at the beginning of the Central Plains Festival. When I was a child, I remember that on the 15th of July every year, after breakfast, the elderly began to prepare an important sacrifice carrier for the festival, and the "money" burned to the deceased relatives was called Qian Ming.

When he does these things, he has a sense of ceremony. We little guys watched curiously. He put dozens of pieces of yellow paper (known as toilet paper by the people, one of which is raw rice paper). Fold them together and wrap them in a piece of yellow paper. This is called a package.

After the packaging is completed, serve with pen and ink, and write on the front with a brush: Please prepare the money for the mid-Yuan period △ packaging (the first vertical row of large pieces) (the words are written in the other row).

The boss of ancestral taboo words uses ghosts (middle), July 15, auspicious year, Yang ... and so on to burn (signature).