What do you mean, full moon?

The full moon is only celebrated one month after the baby is born. In the traditional culture of China, the full moon represents the growth and development of new life, so it should be celebrated and commemorated accordingly.

1, the origin of the full moon

The custom of full moon has a long history, dating back to the pre-Qin period. At that time, people thought that children would face all kinds of diseases and dangers after birth, so they should hold ceremonies such as "holding a dragon to give birth" or "holding a snake dragon" at the full moon to pray for their health and longevity. In addition, the full moon is also an important symbol of ancient farmers in China. Women need rest after giving birth and can return to work after the full moon.

With the development of the times, the custom of full moon is becoming more and more popular. Nowadays, I believe many people have attended the full moon banquet for their children or friends' children.

Step 2 celebrate the full moon

There are many ways to celebrate the full moon. Generally speaking, parents will hold a small banquet for their children and invite relatives and friends to bless them. At the banquet, parents will prepare all kinds of delicious food and cakes, prepare a birthday cake for their children, light candles and sing birthday songs. In addition, in some areas, there are customs such as "Dai Sheng" and "screening rice noodles" to show good luck and celebrate. However, when choosing the form of celebration, we should pay attention not to extravagance and waste, and not to disturb the normal life of others.

3. The significance of the full moon

In China culture, the full moon represents growth and development, which has auspicious symbolic significance. The full moon is a blessing and celebration for a new life, as well as a wish for children's growth and family happiness.

In addition, the full moon is also a good opportunity for family reunion. On this day, relatives and friends gather around the children to share their life experiences and happiness, which increases the family's stickiness and emotional communication opportunities.

4. Preventive measures

During the full moon, parents should pay attention to the following points:

First, pay attention to food safety. For the safety and health of children and guests, we should choose fresh ingredients and pay attention to the cooking hygiene of food.

Secondly, we should pay attention to the scale and way of celebration. The full moon does not need luxury, nor will it bring too much pressure and discomfort to children. Parents can flexibly choose the way to celebrate according to their own economic conditions and actual situation.

Finally, pay attention to etiquette and rules. At the banquet, you should observe the basic etiquette, show a cordial and friendly attitude, and don't make too much publicity or create embarrassing scenes.