What are the customs and activities of the vernal equinox? What are the customs and activities that imply the vernal equinox?

1. The moral of vernal equinox custom: The vernal equinox is the fourth of the 24 solar terms in China. The vernal equinox can be understood as a day that divides spring into two halves, that is, this day is the middle day of the whole spring, so it is named vernal equinox. On the vernal equinox, day and night are equal in length. In ancient times, the autumn wind at the vernal equinox was also called the "day and night equinox", and there was also a folk proverb that "the vernal equinox and the autumnal equinox were equally divided day and night".

2. What are the customs and activities of the vernal equinox? The vernal equinox is an equal day in the northern and southern hemispheres. The axis of the earth tilted by 66.5 degrees is in a relatively balanced state with the orbital plane of the earth revolving around the sun, which is very beneficial to vertical eggs, and eggs separated in spring can flourish.

Flying kites is the best way to fly kites. Flying kites at the vernal equinox can also increase the amount of exercise, eliminate spring sleepiness, and happily deliver beef with family and friends. At the vernal equinox, we should send photos of spring cattle to our neighbors from door to door. The picture of spring cattle is printed on red paper or yellow paper with the lunar solar terms all year round, and there is also a farmer's farming pattern called "Spring Cattle Picture". Sticking the sparrow's mouth, people will eat glutinous rice balls on the vernal equinox, and put the stuffing-free ones on the ridges of outdoor fields with thin bamboo forks. This is called sticking the sparrow's mouth to prevent the sparrow from destroying crops. Sacrifice day, worship ancestors at the vernal equinox. In ancient times, the grand ancestor worship ceremony was held in family ancestral temple, or from the ancestral graves, especially in southern Hakka areas, from the vernal equinox or earlier, and ended in Tomb-Sweeping Day at the latest.