What is the nickname of the winter solstice circle?

The solstice yen in winter is also called tangyuan.

After eating, people should stick two pieces on doors, windows, tables, cupboards, ladders, beds and other conspicuous places at home, even the bow of fishermen's boats, the horns of farmers' cows and fruit trees planted by fruit farmers are no exception. The book Minnan People describes that on the winter festival day in Taiwan Province Province, every family will pay homage to their ancestors with a round winter solstice jiaozi in the morning. From the gate, door, window, warehouse door, bed, cabinet, table, well, toilet, cowshed and pigsty, one or two winter solstice grains can be placed to bless the family.

The ancients believed that by the solstice of winter, although it was still in the cold season, spring was not far away. Everyone who goes out at this time will go home for the winter vacation, which indicates that there will be a home at the end of the year. People in Fujian and Taiwan believe that the annual winter solstice is a festival for family reunion, because it is a day to worship ancestors. If you go out and don't come home, you will disown your ancestors.

The origin of glutinous rice balls

Once upon a time, during the winter festival in Taiwan Province Province, three beggars on the street died of hunger and cold. After their daughter cried bitterly, she decided to sell herself and bury her mother, but her father was too hungry to walk, so her daughter gave him a few winter cakes she had just got, and the father and daughter pushed them around several times. Only when my father eats them with tears in his eyes. When they left, the father and the daughter agreed that no matter where their daughter went to work, they would stick two winter festival rings on the master's knocker every winter festival, so that the father would not find the wrong door in the future.

After that, the father and daughter cried bitterly, and they were far apart. The following winter festival, the daughter who was a servant girl in the rich man's house missed her father. She has a plan in mind, telling her boss to respect her ancestors and door gods in winter festivals, so that she will welcome the god of wealth.