202 1 what is the brief introduction of folk traditional customs and solar terms?

Folk traditional customs of mango solar terms 202 1

flora

On the second day of the second lunar month, the flower festival welcomes the flower god. It's nearly May, and the flowers are beginning to fade. People often hold a ceremony of offering sacrifices to the flower god on Ear Seed Day to send the flower god back to his place, and at the same time express gratitude to the flower god, hoping to meet again next year. Some hang colorful ribbons on the branches of flowers, and some stick the fallen petals on the trees again, meaning that they will never fade.

Anmiao

Anmiao is a kind of farming folk activity in southern Anhui, which began in the early Ming Dynasty. Every season when rice seeds cover the sun, in order to pray for a good harvest in autumn, all localities should hold an Anmiao sacrifice. Every household steamed bags with new wheat flour, kneaded the flour into the shape of five grains, six animals, fruits and vegetables, and then dyed it with vegetable juice as a sacrifice, praying for the bumper harvest of five grains and the safety of the villagers.

Hanging wormwood

The weather is getting hotter and hotter, mosquitoes breed and diseases spread easily, so May is called the month of all poisons. In ancient times, wormwood was hung on the lintel to repel mosquitoes. Because this solar term coincides with the Dragon Boat Festival (the fifth day of the fifth lunar month), every household hangs calamus on the lintel to ward off evil spirits and poison.

Grafted tree

When the solar term comes, fruit farmers will graft different fruit trees to make the fruits complement each other in shape and quality. Some simply cross the fruit tree with a knife, so that it can absorb the outside air and increase the fruit yield.

Fight a mud fight

Young Dong men and women in southeastern Guizhou hold a mud festival every year before and after planting hemp. On the same day, the newlyweds, accompanied by good young men and women, collectively planted rice seedlings, played with each other while planting rice seedlings and threw mud at each other. After the activity, the results show that the person with the most mud is the most popular person.

Ploughing section

There is a plough festival in Yunhe County, Zhejiang Province, which is held on the day of Mango Festival in the 24th solar term of the lunar calendar. There is a legend in Yunhe Meiyuan: cattle are the grass managers in the sky. Because they sympathized with the human famine, they secretly planted grass seeds. As a result, weeds grew wildly and saved livestock, and the farmland was flooded with weeds, so farmers could not cultivate. In order to punish cattle, God ordered them to plow the earth until today.