Why do you have to tie it with red rope before digging ginseng?

It is a "myth" that the ancients tied red lines on ginseng. By doing so, some newcomers can be convinced and asked to abide by these regulations. This is a more acceptable form. In this industry, we usually lock it with a hammer. The wooden stick is made of red rope and copper coins.

The red rope was brightly colored at that time, which can be seen at a glance in nature. This method is more convenient, and the red rope is easier to make, which can save a lot of money. As for copper coins, copper coins were a means of circulation at that time. In the big environment at that time, it was a more convenient and quick way.

We should all know what red stands for in the historical trend. Red can be used to ward off evil spirits. Besides, it symbolizes peace and is a more festive color. With the continuous inheritance of ginseng picking, there will inevitably be some gaps between them. The best way is to make the teaching method mythical, teach people some methods with the theory of ghosts and gods, and convince the giver ideologically.

In order to let people continue to inherit the craft of ginseng, those who teach it will continue to tell some myths and popularize some folk stories. There are also some things I have experienced, which are perfectly combined with the process of ginseng. Let future generations sincerely convince, respect and complete the ginseng industry during their studies.

Ginseng is a kind of herbaceous plant, and its recognition in plants is not high. At this time, we can make a mark with a red rope. For newcomers, tying a red rope is easier to find.