What festival is the fourteenth day of the seventh lunar month?

The Mid-Autumn Festival is a Taoist saying. In ancient China, 1 month, July and the 5th day of1month were called Shangyuan, Zhongyuan and Xia Yuan respectively: Shangyuan was the day when God blessed the people, Zhongyuan was the day when local officials forgave sins, and Xia Yuan was the day when water officials relieved Eritrea. So in the middle of Yuan Dynasty, Purdue was a ghost. Mid-Autumn Festival-The traditional folk festival "Mid-Autumn Festival" in China falls on July 15 of the lunar calendar. In the south, it is also called "Ghost Festival". It is also said that the Mid-Autumn Festival is in the seventh month of the lunar calendar 14. On this day, people take sacrifices to the graves to pay homage to their ancestors, similar to Tomb-Sweeping Day's grave-sweeping. In feudal times, the local government also ordered monks and Taoist priests in temples to set up a lonely soul Dojo to pay homage to the dead soldiers. On the Mid-Autumn Festival, people burn a lot of paper money.

The Mid-Autumn Festival on the 15th day of the seventh lunar month (in some places, especially in southern China, it is said that Mongols invaded a place at the end of the Song Dynasty, and residents celebrated it one day in advance in order to flee), which is called the Mid-Autumn Festival by Taoism, the Orchid Festival by Buddhism, and the Ghost Festival by the people, which is called July and a half (some Hakkas call it August and a half relative to the Mid-Autumn Festival). The celebration of this festival begins on the first day of the seventh month of the lunar calendar and lasts for one month until July 30th. ?

On the fifteenth day of the first month, Han people call it Shangyuan Festival to celebrate Yuanxiao, which has existed since ancient times. ? On July 15, the Han people called the Mid-Autumn Festival a festival to worship ancestors. ? 1October15th, the Han people call it the next yuan festival, which is a cold food to commemorate the sages. ? It is a traditional folk custom of the Han nationality to light river lanterns and pray for blessings by Taoist priests on the Mid-Yuan Festival. Buddhism and Taoism have different interpretations of the significance of this festival. Buddhism emphasizes filial piety. Taoism focuses on "Purdue" those lonely souls released from the underworld. ?

The fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month is the Mid-Autumn Festival, just like the Shangyuan Festival on the fifteenth day of the first month and the Xiayuan Festival on the fifteenth day of October.