Riddles about festivals

Riddle: What do stars rely on to win (make a three-character day name)

Answer: Double Ninth Festival

Analysis: The word "star" must become "win" ", the two characters "日" must be deleted.

Mystery: A man in his early thirties (marked with two numbers)

Answer: Duanyang

Analysis: "Thirty" is called the year of "erli" , the head (mountain) of the characters "erli" and "chu" are combined to form the character "duan"; "yang" does not refer to men.

Riddle: Children's Day Party (a holiday)

Answer: Chinese Valentine's Day

Analysis: "Six" plus "one" is "qi", "Xi" "generally refers to the evening.

Riddle: The sun and the moon exist (make a two-digit day)

Answer: Laba

Analysis: The word "Laba" comes from "sun and moon" ***" consists of three characters.

Riddle: One in a Hundred (One Festival)

Answer: Chongjiu

Analysis: "Chongjiu" is the ninth day of September of the Double Ninth Festival, and its other interpretation is " Ninety-nine".

Mystery: China holds its head high and unyielding (beating a traditional Chinese folk festival)

Answer: The dragon raises its head

Riddle: The sun appears clear in the lake (beating a festival)

Answer: Qingming

Analysis: The word "古" in the middle of the word "Lake" disappears, leaving "氵月"; then the word "Qing" appears.

Riddle: Outside the garden, you can vaguely hear the cry of apes, and the stars and moon on the bridge listen to the sound of Xiao (a holiday)

Answer: Lantern Festival

Analysis: "Garden" The periphery of the character is hidden, leaving "Yuan"; the "ape cry" indicates the pronunciation of "Yuan". The pictogram of "star" is "丶", the pictogram of "bridge" is "冖", "丶冖" and "月小" are combined to form the character "xiao"; "Listen to Xiao Sheng" implies the pronunciation of "xiao".

Riddle: Change three meals to two meals due to poverty (a holiday)

Answer: Cold Food Festival

Analysis: "Han" is not interpreted as "poor" .

Riddle: The four seasons are only summer, autumn and winter (name a festival)

Answer: Spring Festival

Analysis: The four seasons are only summer, autumn and winter, minus the "spring" festival.