When is the traditional Valentine's Day in China?

Valentine's Day in China refers to a festival about love in China. There are three theories about Valentine's Day in China: one is Lantern Festival (also known as Shangyuan Festival, that is, the fifteenth day of the first lunar month); The second is Shangsi Festival (the third day of the third lunar month); Third, Tanabata (Seven Sisters's birthday, the seventh day of the seventh lunar month).

Lantern Festival, Shangsi Festival and Chinese Valentine's Day are the most interesting festivals for ancient women. In ancient times, ordinary women, especially those with a good family or a small family, were "three steps away from the boudoir." You can only come out during the Lantern Festival and Shangsi Festival, and even have a tryst with your boyfriend. Tanabata is more inclined to become a woman's exclusive festival, and its connotation includes not only begging for love, but also begging for wisdom and happiness. In ancient times, Tanabata had little to do with love, but in modern times it has become a festival symbolizing love.