Do Japanese like red butterflies?

The white skin of butterflies in The Fifth Personality is similar to traditional Japanese wedding decorations, and it is very popular with Japanese people.

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Japanese traditional weddings 1: Japanese traditional weddings are mainly divided into four types: before god, before Buddha, before people and before church.

1. Due to different Japanese customs, the bride price varies slightly from place to place. When two people hit it off, they can confirm their engagement by giving a token. There are seven traditional gift packages in Japan, including: white folding fan, white hemp thread, kelp, dried squid, dried bonito, wine and gift money. Hemp thread means to grow old together, and kelp is a metaphor for fertile women. Among them, the gift money is the most important, similar to the Chinese wedding will send hardware. Similarly, in Japan, people also think that gold products are more effective than engagement, so most Japanese regard gold products as a pledge. However, unlike China, when Japan sends bride price money, it is necessary to write down the names of all the members of the woman's family. Even the names of people who have passed away cannot be left out. In addition to the bride price, traditional Japanese weddings are very detailed before and after the wedding, including the wedding date, wedding banquet, gifts, items and so on. It is full of prayers and blessings for the newlyweds to avoid disasters.

2. The wedding etiquette between banquets is roughly the same as that in China. Will invite elders to speak, but at the wedding, avoid saying unlucky things, such as going back, going back, leaving and so on. Even when cutting a wedding cake in Japan, the word "cut" should never be used, because it means to cut off, saying that cutting a cake requires a "cutting knife". After the Oracle finishes the toast for the couple, the two witches will take turns toasting the couple, and the bride and groom will have a "three-three-nine degree" toast. The couple drank three cups in a row, symbolizing that this marriage is a match made in heaven, a match made in the ground and a match made by people. The cups were changed for nine times, which means to grow old together.