On February 2nd, the dragon looked up, so what's the custom on March 3rd?

In fact, March 3rd is also an important festival in China, especially for ethnic minorities, who will have such a traditional festival. According to legend, the third day of the third lunar month is the emperor's birthday. In fact, in our country, there is a saying that the dragon rises on February 2 and Xuanyuan is born on March 3.

In fact, on March 3, many people will go home to worship. Such festivals actually became popular in the Spring and Autumn Period, and then gradually developed. At present, many people still celebrate such festivals.

During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the third day of March also evolved into a day when the royal family and the literati shared drinks. So there is a custom called Qushui.

In fact, Qushui is a game of ancient literati. The game is played by sitting at the water's edge, and then putting a cup full of wine on top of the running water, so that the cup can gradually drift down along the running water.

If this cup of wine finally stops in front of a person, then this person will drink this cup of wine and write a poem. If he can't write poetry, he will be fined three cups. In fact, such activities were very famous at that time.

Later, the festival on March 3 was gradually handed down. On March 3rd, the Zhuang people in China and Guangxi will be very happy to celebrate such a solar term. This is because March 3rd is a very important festival for Zhuang people in Guangxi. On this day, they will eat colorful glutinous rice and hold a very grand party.