What is Yuanjiu culture?

Ancient folk customs. That is, to climb mountains during festivals. At first, it was related to the superstition and legend of avoiding disasters, and later it became a sightseeing and fitness activity. Most of them are held on People's Day, the fifteenth day of the first month or other festivals. After the Wei and Jin Dynasties, because of the legend of Fei Changfang and Huan Jing, it was considered vulgar compared with holding it on September 9 (Chongjiu). A Liang wrote to Wu Jun: "Runan Huanjing has been studying with Fei Changfang for many years, and the Changfang said,' On September 9th, your family should have a disaster. Please make your own cloth bag, arm in arm and drink chrysanthemum wine. This disaster can be eliminated. As Jing said, he climbed the mountain with his family and returned home at night. He saw chickens, dogs, cows and sheep suddenly die. Changfang heard it: replace it. From the sixth day to the ninth day of this life, it is also true that women are holding dogwood bags while climbing mountains and drinking. "Cornus officinalis, has the effect of avoiding the epidemic. Nanqi's Book of Rites: "When Song Wudi was in Pengcheng, Xiang Yu went to the circus on the 9th. Tang's poem "Thinking of Shandong Brothers in the Mountain Festival" says: "When people are in a foreign land, they miss their relatives twice every festive season." . I know from a distance where my brother climbed, and there is one person missing from the dogwood. "[1] Dong and Yu Yizheng's Brief Introduction to the Scenery of Jingshi. Springfield: "On September 9th, I went up the mountain with wine utensils, tea stoves and grain. Xiangshan mountain range, high mountains; Fazang Temple, high tower also; The apparition palace, the national security temple, and the high pavilion cannot be put. With the garden pavilion, the music in the square is for entertainment. Lu in Qinggu Lu. Going up the mountain in September: "Going up the mountain, gambling in Wushan Zhiping Temple, an old custom, is a play of distributing money. To this day, in the King's Palace in Wu Shan, there are still people beating gongs and drums to reward God and making noises all day long. Or, in the name of climbing a mountain, you can visit the Tiger Hill, draw a flute and drum boat, and then go deeper and come back. "