What is the meaning of Sanyang Day?

Sanyang Festival is an important solar term in China lunar calendar, which usually appears on April 4th or 5th every year. In the traditional culture of China, Sanyang Festival is regarded as a day when the sun grows imperceptibly and is regarded as an auspicious day. In addition, Sanyang Day is also the most vigorous moment in a sunny year, and it is a day when strong positive energy gathers.

Sanyo Festival plays an important role in China traditional culture. Sanyang Day is considered as the most frequent day of communication between heaven and earth in a year. Therefore, people hold various ceremonies and sacrificial activities on this day to gain the blessing and strength of the sun god. In addition, Sanyang Day is also a good auspicious day, and many people will travel, sign contracts or do other meaningful things on this day.

To celebrate Sanyo Festival, China people will hold various activities and ceremonies. For example, when people get up in the morning, they will bow down in the direction where the sun rises and pray for peace to the sun. In addition, people will paint the sun patterns on doors and walls, or buy some sunny flowers to symbolize auspiciousness, happiness and prosperity. In some places, people will hold various celebrations, such as lion dancing and setting off firecrackers, to express their reverence and gratitude for the sun god.