What are the customs of Valentine's Day in China?

1. Begging for cleverness. The most common custom of Valentine's Day in China is all kinds of begging activities carried out by women on the evening of July 7th. The tricky way is for girls to try their best to make some small items and put some melons and fruits on them. Different regions have different ways to please others, and each has its own interests. Proper fruit is the most famous holiday food in Chinese Valentine's Day. Proper fruit, also called "Kiki Fruit", has many styles. The main materials are oil, flour, sugar and density.

2. Worship the Weaver Girl. On Qixi night, girls want to be beautiful or marry a husband, and young women want to have children early. They can all lay the table under the moonlight, and offer sacrifices such as tea, wine, fruit, prince (pillars, red dates, hazelnuts, peanuts and melon seeds), and put flowers and bundles of red paper in the bottle, and put a small incense burner in front of the flowers, so that they can pray silently to the Weaver Girl. Girls who worship the Weaver Girl should fast for one day and take a bath.

Dye your nails. Speaking of nail dyeing on Tanabata, many people may find it strange. The custom of Tanabata in southwest China is to dye nails, which is also found in many county records of Sichuan Province, as well as in Guizhou and Guangdong. Young girls in many areas like to suck their hair with the sap of trees during festivals. It is said that they can not only be young and beautiful, but also find suitable husbands for unmarried women as soon as possible. Dyeing nails with flowers and plants is also a hobby of women and children, and it is also closely related to students' beliefs.