Begging for money is a custom of which traditional festival in China

Begging for coincidence is a custom of the Tanabata Festival in China.

Begging for coquettishness, on the night of the seventh day of the seventh month of the lunar calendar (or the night of the sixth day of the seventh month), young girls dressed in new clothes in the courtyard of the Weaving Maiden star begging for wisdom and skill, known as "begging for coquettishness". It is said that the seventh sister is the heavenly weaver, women in the old days to the seventh sister "begging for coquettish", begging her to teach dexterity of the craft; in fact, the so-called "begging for coquettish" is just "fighting coquettish". Begging for coquettish way is mostly girls threading inspection coquettish, do some small items race coquettish, set up some fruits and melons begging for coquettish, all over the Han folk begging for coquettish way is not the same, each has its own interesting. Modern needle threading, steamed steamed steamed buns, branding coquettish fruit, raw coquettish buds, as well as face painting, paper-cutting, color embroidery and other forms of decorations are also an extension of the custom of begging for coquettish.