Grain Rain Zhuyu Pinyin

The pinyin of Grain Rain g incarnation is y468zh ū gā o.

Grain Rain and Zhu Ying are both names in the traditional solar terms in China. Grain Rain is one of the 24 solar terms in China. It means that when the sun reaches 30 degrees of the yellow meridian, it is the sixth solar term in spring. Grain Rain means "spring rain can moisten grain and help it grow and reproduce", so people should pay special attention to ponds and reservoirs in the fields to ensure the growth of crops. At the same time, it is also an important festival for people to worship their ancestors. People will burn paper money and incense to worship their ancestors, and pray for their ancestors to bless their homes for peace, good harvests and good weather.

Zhu Ying is an ancient traditional agricultural festival, which is celebrated in various ways in mountainous areas and urban and rural areas in northern China. Zhu Ying is in the dark of the third month of the lunar calendar, that is, the spring when traditional crops are planted, and it is a festival to pray for a bumper harvest.

On this day, people will choose a big tree as the top of the Zhu Cong, put on vermilion paper, ribbons, lanterns and other decorations, and hang it in the farmyard or village square to celebrate. At the same time, people will hold banquets to entertain relatives and friends, and everyone will taste delicious food together, hoping that the next year will be smooth.

On this day in Grain Rain, some places have the custom of "picking mulberry". On this day, people will go to the mountains to pick mulberry leaves for sericulture next year. Different regions also celebrate Zhu Ying Festival in different ways. For example, in villages around Zhengzhou City, Henan Province, people will hold a "Zhu Denghui" on this day, lighting red candles and notes to light up the night sky.

Elsewhere, firecrackers and fireworks will be set off on Zhu Jun Festival to pray for God's peace. There are also many folk customs related to marriage in Zhu Rong. Some places think that getting married on Zhu Rong Day can increase the relationship between husband and wife and the birth rate of children. In some places, those who don't get married on this day may be considered unlucky.

Grain Rain Zhu said.

Grain Rain and Zhu Ying are both important festivals in the traditional solar terms in China, which reflect the farming customs, religious beliefs, folk culture and art of China people. By understanding and inheriting these traditions, we can not only understand the profoundness of China culture, but also make our home more beautiful.