Dragon Boat Festival egg net preparation tutorial

Duanwu egg net preparation tutorial is introduced as follows:

Material preparation: various colors of wool, color beads, eggs, duck eggs.

1, will be 7-8 thread straightening, take out 1-2 with about 40 cm long line (length just so that the child hangs on the neck) knot, one end fixed in a place, you can start to weave.

2. Take 6 (or more) pieces of thread about 30 cm long, fold them in half, and string them on top of the long threads you fixed earlier. Knot each of these 6 strands about 1cm from the point of folding.

3. After tying a row of knots, tie the two neighboring threads 1 cm apart from the previous knot, and tie a knot with the remaining single threads on either side. After the second row of knitting, a mesh structure will come out!

4. Repeat step 3 to tie 7 or 8 layers of knots (enough to put an egg in), and the shape of the egg bag will come out.

5, will be all the end of the line with wool tie knot, set on the preferred color of the small color beads, lovely colorful egg bag is ready.

Duanwu Festival Introduction:

Duanwu Festival, also known as the Dragon Boat Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, the Festival of five, days in the Festival, etc., is a set of worship of God and ancestor, praying for blessings to ward off evil spirits, celebrations and entertainment and food for the integration of the folk festival, with the Spring Festival, Ching Ming Festival, the Mid-Autumn Festival and known as the four major traditional Chinese festivals, was listed as a legal holiday in 2008, in September 2009, the Dragon Boat Festival became China's first selected World The Duanwu Festival has become the first festival in China to be selected as a World Nonheritage Festival in September 2009.

The Dragon Boat Festival originated from the worship of natural phenomena, evolved from the ancient times by sacrificing dragons, folklore still commemorates the Dragon Boat Festival, Wu Zixu, filial daughter Cao'e, Jie Zi Tui, incorruptible official Chen Lin, the king of the Vietcong Goujian's claim, but the most widely spread is to commemorate Qu Yuan, the legendary poet of the Warring States period of Chu jumped Miluo River on the fifth day of the fifth moon to kill himself.

The people of Chu did not want to let go of Qu Yuan, and in order to prevent his body from being eaten by fish, people spontaneously swung their boats into the river to disperse the fish, or threw rice balls into the river, in order to preserve Qu Yuan's body. Later, this custom was passed down and gradually developed into the Dragon Boat Race and the Dragon Boat custom of eating rice dumplings. Traditional festivals have always complemented traditional culture.