Is it a traditional festival to raise the dragon's head on February 2?

It is a traditional festival to hold the dragon's head up. February 2nd, also known as Spring Farming Festival, Farming Festival and Spring Dragon Festival, is a traditional folk festival in China. Every year on the second day of the second lunar month, the dragon looks up. Legend has it that dragons look up. This is a traditional festival in China. Celebrate the dragon head festival to show respect for the dragon and pray for rain, so that God can bless the harvest.

The origin of the dragon rising on February 2nd, commonly known as the Qinglong Festival, is a traditional festival in rural areas of China, called the Dragon Head Festival. In the north, February 2 is also called Dragon Head-Up Day, also known as Spring Festival. It was called the picnic festival in the south and the vegetable picking festival in ancient times. Since the Tang Dynasty, China people have had the custom of February 2nd. People in China think that dragons are auspicious things, in charge of sex and rain, and the second day of the second lunar month is the day when dragons will ascend to heaven. In terms of solar terms, the early February of the lunar calendar is between rain, fright and vernal equinox, and many places in China have begun to enter the rainy season. This is a natural law, but the ancients thought it was the dragon. In addition, the dragon has a very high status in the minds of China people, and it is not only regarded as an auspicious thing, but also regarded as the master of wind and rain. So, there is the saying that the dragon looked up on February 2.

On February 2, there are many customs about improving the dragon's head, such as scraping the dragon's head, frying corn and writing with a pen to avoid stabbing longan and eating dragon's food.

Haircutting faucet: refers to the second day of February, when a child has a haircut, it is called shaving. When the dragon looks up, it will bless the child to grow up healthily and get ahead when he grows up; Adults get haircuts, say goodbye to the old and welcome the new, hoping to bring good luck and a smooth new year.

Stir-fried corn: The legendary tradition of stir-frying corn on February 2nd every year is to commemorate Yi Long's breaking the dogma in order to relieve the suffering of human drought. Legend has it that Yulong was imprisoned by the Jade Emperor because he couldn't bear the people to suffer from drought, and made a rule that only golden beans would be released when they were in bloom. People get together to fry corn because they appreciate Yulong's kindness. Because it looks like golden beans in full bloom, the responsible Taibai Venus made a mistake and released Yulong. The tradition of frying corn on the second day of February every year has also been preserved.