Is Tanabata Valentine's Day?

Valentine's Day in China is also called "Begging for Clevership Festival". On this day, young women will visit their good friends, worship the Weaver Maid and learn embroidery. At that time, Tanabata was mostly related to women, so it was also called "Daughter's Day".

On the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, young women also engage in needlework. Women hold colorful silk threads and neatly arranged needle holes in their hands, and they keep threading needles in the moonlight, so that people who wear all the threads quickly are called "skillful hands".

Begging God to be as smart as the Weaver Girl, Tanabata was named "Begging for Wisdom" Festival. Go to the seaside to watch the sunrise and sunset. The seaside is a place where couples like to date. They can watch the sunrise early in the morning and enjoy the sunset at night.