How did Tomb-Sweeping Day come from? Tomb-Sweeping Day is actually used for blind date.

Every year in Tomb-Sweeping Day, people visit graves to worship their ancestors, but if the time goes back to the Western Zhou Dynasty, Qingming is the time for a large blind date gathering.

The term "Twenty-four solar terms" was only established during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, so there was no such name as Tomb-Sweeping Day in ancient times. But at that time, there was another important festival in spring, Shangsi Festival. Shangsi Festival is a day when people worship Mei, the god in charge of love and fertility. In the Western Zhou Dynasty, the activities of Shangsi Festival even had clear legal provisions. "Zhou Li Shi Mei" records: "The mid-spring moon will make men and women meet. So sometimes, runners can't help it. If you don't use the command for no reason, you will be punished. " Therefore, in spring, unmarried men and women must go to the river to meet, bathe by the river, pray for disaster relief, and talk about love by the way. And there is no reason not to participate in blind date activities, but also be punished.