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What is the festival of Chrysanthemum Festival?

The festival of Chanyang is a traditional Chinese holiday. It is a traditional Chinese festival because the festival usually includes going out to enjoy the scenery, climbing up to a high altitude, viewing chrysanthemums, picking Chinese herbs, and sticking dogwoods all over the place. So you can tell from the sentence that it is the Chongyang Festival.

Traditional festivals have always been complementary to traditional culture, the nine suns, because with the "long time" homophonic, nine in the number is the largest number, in the number of the most noble, there is the meaning of longevity, and the fall is also a year of harvesting of the Golden Season, the festival of the sun, the significance of the far-reaching, the people of this festival has always had a special feeling, and the festival of the sun, the festival of the sun, the festival of the sun, the festival of the sun, the festival of the moon. People have always had special feelings for this festival, and there are a lot of poems and chrysanthemums in the poems of the past dynasties.

Expanded Information:

. p>"Every festive season, I miss my relatives more than ever, and there are fewer dogwoods to be found" is from the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei's "Remembering the Shandong Brothers on the Ninth Day of the Ninth Month of the 9th Month of the 9th Month of the 9th Month of the 9th Month". Wang Wei

Alone in a foreign land, I miss my relatives twice as much at festivals.

It is known from afar that the brothers are climbing up to the heights, and that there are fewer cornelian dogs in their midst.

Translation:

A person who is alone in a foreign land is a guest in a foreign country, and every time the Chongyang Festival comes, one will miss one's relatives twice as much. When I think about whether my brothers have climbed up to look into the distance today, I look back and realize that I am the only one missing from the dogwoods stuck all over my head.

This poem expresses the feeling of homesickness and nostalgia of a traveler. At the beginning of the poem, it cuts to the title, and writes about the loneliness of living in a foreign land, so that he is always nostalgic for his hometown, and when he encounters the festive season, he misses it twice as much.

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