Qixi custom originated from that dynasty.

It began in the Han Dynasty and flowed to later generations.

China/kloc-the custom of 0/8 years old. It is held on July 7th every year. On the night of Chinese Valentine's Day, a woman holding a five-color silk thread and a nine-hole needle (or a five-hole needle or a seven-hole needle) arranged continuously passes through the silk thread quickly and completely, which is called "Qiao". It shows the wisdom and life ambition of the working people in ancient China.

According to tradition, China folk women will hold a banquet in the court, bow down to the Weaver Maid devoutly, and beg for their intelligence and superb female skills. Among the methods of seeking cleverness, the most popular one is to tie colored thread and wear a seven-hole needle to "measure cleverness". Whoever wears fast means who is "skilled". In Tang and Song poetry, women's begging for cleverness has also been repeatedly mentioned.

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Every time Emperor Taizong and his concubines held a banquet in the Qing Palace on Tanabata, the ladies-in-waiting begged for their ingenuity. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, Qiaqiao was quite grand, and there was also a market in Beijing that monopolized Qiaqiao goods, which was called Qiaqiao City by the world.

The market in Qiao Qi is full of traffic and crowds. When Chinese Valentine's Day approached, Qiao Qi became a sea of people. Cars and horses are difficult to travel. Looking at its customs, it seems to be no less than the biggest festival-Spring Festival, which shows that Qiaoqi Festival is one of the favorite festivals of the ancients.

As a traditional festival spread among the people, the Beggar's Fair has no pedigree inheritance, but the core content of the Beggar's Fair-making handicrafts "Tanabata Tribute Table" has a certain inheritance.

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