The custom of the origin of the Han nationality on June 6th.

The custom of the origin of the Han nationality on June 6th.

June 6th is a traditional festival for the Han nationality and some ethnic minorities. The following is a collection of customs of the Han nationality on June 6, for your reference only!

Tianci Festival

In many parts of our country, will? June 6th? What's your name? Tianci Festival? . According to legend, after 81 difficulties, Tang Priest finally got the Buddhist scriptures, but he accidentally dropped them into the sea on his way home, so Tang Priest had to fish them out and dry them. Originally, this was just a legendary story, but the ancients believed that the Tang Priest's sutra drying day was the sixth day of the sixth lunar month, and named it accordingly? Tianci Festival? , meaning this day? The Buddhist scriptures of God-given beings? .

Paradise day

Also called June 6th? Tianqi Festival? (You, meaning to give), originated in Zhao Heng, Song Zhenzong. On June 6th, a certain year, he claimed that God had given him a gobbledygook, so he decided that this day would be the sunrise, and he also built a sunrise hall at Dai Temple at the foot of Mount Tai. Although the folk activities of Tianen Festival have been gradually forgotten by people, there are still remnants in some places. In many places in Jiangsu, on this morning, the whole family, old and young, should congratulate each other and eat a kind of fried noodles made of flour mixed with sugar and oil. Eat cake crumbs and grow meat on June 6? Statement. Like this fried noodles and this? Cake crumbs? It should mean the same thing.

It is also said that Tianzhu Festival originated from Yingzhou in Song Dynasty. Song Shenzong was an emperor who was superstitious about immortals. It is said that when he was a prince in Yingzhou, on June 6th of one year, he told others that the fairy in his dream gave him a gobbledygook, and he would become an emperor after reading it. In the third year, he really became emperor. To this end, he designated this day as Grace Day and renamed it Yingzhou Shunchang, which means the land of the apprentice. But with the passage of time, this festival gradually disappeared and was replaced by? Sunbathing? In the folk, practical people use the sunny sun to dry clothes and bedding to prevent mildew, so it is also called mildew.

Washing and drying section

On the sixth day of the sixth lunar month, is it called by the people? Washing and drying festival? , is it? A bath for cats and dogs on June 6th? Said. In the Qing Dynasty, Pan Rongbi's "Ji Sheng at the Age of Emperor Jingdi" contained: Today? In the Forbidden City, Imperial History Museum (royal archives Library in Qing Dynasty) and other places, the sacrificial ceremonies of emperors' poems and documents and Confucian classics were broadcast. A scholar's home, clothes and shoes are also exposed. Women often wash their hair every day, indicating that bathing is not greasy or dirty. As for the genus of mules, horses, cats, dogs and livestock, they also bathe in the river. ? There is an old saying in Zixing, Hunan. On June 6, make a bubble and grow a piece of meat? It means that washing and drying this day is good for people.

After the summer solstice, it coincides with the solar terms in summer and summer, and the temperature rises, sometimes as high as 40℃, which has exceeded the body temperature of people and animals. Liu Xi of Han Dynasty said:? In summer, cooking is as hot as cooking. ? The temperature and water temperature are high, which is a good time to take a bath. Because the weather is already sultry at this time, there have been rainy periods for several weeks before, and the climate is humid, and everything is prone to mildew and damage. So on this day, from the palace to the people, from the town to the farmhouse, there are many customs of bathing and drying things. At that time, there were no bathing facilities in ordinary people's homes, but people also paid great attention to cleanliness. In every festival or solar term, people are used to bathing and purifying themselves. Buddhists especially burn incense to worship Buddha in a clean body to show their piety.

People also say that June 6th is the birthday of cats and dogs, so cats and dogs should be caught in the river to take a bath to prevent heatstroke. Because this day is a cat and dog bath day, people must avoid it. To this end, there is a joke circulating: in ancient times, a man named An went to visit his friend Yang Nanfeng, and it happened that Yang was taking a bath and couldn't see Mao. Mao felt left out, so he did the same. When Yang came to visit, he also refused to see him on the grounds of taking a bath. Yang felt funny, so he left a doggerel for Mao: You come to worship me, I bathe, I come to worship Jun Jun, you worship me on April 8th, and I worship you on June 6th. ? Taunt Mao.

According to an article in Anhui Daily, Zhang Dianbing said: Some farmers in the counties and cities around Fuyang will bathe their cats and dogs on June 6th. What's so funny? A bath for cats and dogs on June 6th? . And on June 6 in Linquan, it's called? Double vulva? . Yi called six yin and nine yang. Therefore, the ancients regarded six as yin and nine as yang. On this day, everyone eats fried noodles to show that they are short of water, and they pray that God will give more manna in the summer heat, and the rain will alleviate the drought and let the grain harvest. What are the agricultural proverbs? Money is hard to buy a drought in May and a full meal in June? Said.

The wild collection in Telford, Shen Ming includes: On June 6th, Emperor Shicheng of Neifu published a large letter "Collection of Imperial Works of the Holy Family", which is an annual story. ? The sixth day of June is midsummer, which is the most stressful day of the year. The ancients regarded this day as a day to expose clothes, articles and books. It is said that there are no bugs in the clothes that have been dried this day. If it happens to be sunny, all the horses in the palace will be displayed and exposed to the sun, as well as the imperial history, court archives, memoirs, royal collections and so on. It will also be put in the yard for ventilation and drying. Over time, it influenced the people and the people followed suit. On this day? Drying books and clothes? Form a habit Folk sedan chair shops, clothing evaluation shops, leather goods shops, second-hand bookstores, calligraphy and painting shops, pharmacies and various shops all need to dry all kinds of goods. People in cities and rural areas should dry clothes and bedding. As the saying goes:? On June 6th, people dried clothes and robes? ,? On June 6th, everyone basks in red and green? ,? Red and green? It means colorful clothes. During the Qing Dynasty, all residents in Beijing rummaged through their chests on the sixth day of June, and took out their clothes, shoes, hats and bedding to dry. So, some places are called? Laundry Festival? Or? Sunbathing? . This habit was so heavy in ancient times that even the statues of temple gods had to be rebuilt and replaced on this day? New bathrobe? , call it? Hanging robes? .

Chen Qingnian, a scholar in Zhenjiang, recorded the customs of Zhenjiang at that time in his book "Customs of Xishicheng": no matter how rich or poor, it will be exposed. ? Red and green? In the city, it refers to clothes and bedding. Folk Day is very grand. Everyone gets up early, puts away bamboo poles and plaques, takes out clothes to dry, puts quilts on bamboo poles, and puts other clothes in bamboo plaques to dry. Every household is covered with red, green and green. According to the folk saying, no matter whether silk cotton cloth is dried every day, there is no moth all year round. People joked that on June 6th, the emperor would take out his robe to bask in the sun. ? Red and green? In rural areas, it also refers to grains such as rice, wheat and beans stored at home. Entering the dog days, the sun is also hot. Sunbathing? In the future, the grain will no longer be damp and moldy, and the bacteria attached to the grain will also be killed by the sun. Therefore, there is a folk proverb circulating in the area of Dantu South Township in Zhenjiang: June 6, basking in six valleys.

Shi Shuo Xin Yu, edited by Liu Yiqing in the Southern Dynasties, said that Long Hao in the Jin Dynasty was seen lying on his back in the sun on the day of exposure festival and asked why. He replied? I print books? . Say again, where are the books? He patted his stomach and said, it's all in his stomach. Long Hao is a famous man, but his family is poor, but full of knowledge. Because on this day, rich people bask in silks and satins and ancient calligraphy and painting, which is also a kind of ostentation and extravagance. Because the family was poor and there was nothing to bask in, Long Hao teased him by basking in his belly.

As a traditional custom, drying clothes and books in summer is said to have originated in the Han Dynasty. In the Han Dynasty, there was Taiye Pool in the north of Zhangjian Palace and Emperor Wudi in the west. Warm clothes pavilion? . On June 6, the maid-in-waiting defecated? Expose your clothes in the pavilion? That is to say, drying the dragon robe. Later, people also basked in dragon lanterns on this day in order to have a good weather.

Again; Cui Shi, a historian of the Eastern Han Dynasty, said that this was the custom of the seventh day of July in the Four People's Month Order. During the Song Dynasty, Liu Yiqing's Shi Shuo Xin Yu recorded the story of Ruan Xian, a famous scholar in Jin Dynasty. On July 7, Bei Ruansheng was drying clothes, all of which were decorated with gauze. ? It can be seen that the custom of hanging things in Jin Dynasty was still on July 7th. At present, there is still the custom of drying clothes and books on July 7 in Qufu, Jining, southwest Shandong. When will it be changed to June 6? There is no historical record. It must be June 6th. The sun is stronger and more poisonous. This custom continued into the Qing Dynasty. According to Fu Cha Deng Chong's Yanjing Years in Qing Dynasty: On June 6th, Shi Jing shook out his clothes and books, saying that there were no bugs. ? Now most parts of our country have the custom of drying clothes on June 6th.

Image cleaning day

In the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, the sixth day of the sixth lunar month was still legal? Image washing day? . At that time, in order to show his majesty, the emperor put on a huge guard of honor composed of chariots, horses, drums and umbrellas. Elephants are indispensable members in every grand celebration. 1200 years ago, after Kublai Khan established the capital city of the Yuan Dynasty, Siam, Shan State, Annan, North Korea and Java all brought precious gifts to congratulate him, among which Siam, Shan State and Annan brought elephants every year. On a hot summer day, elephants bathe and play in the Jishuitan near the Yuan Metropolis, attracting people to stop and watch. In order to tame and manage elephants, the emperor also set up an elephant hall, an elephant performance hall and an elephant training hall, and recruited elephant slaves and elephant trainers from Myanmar. Usually raised by elephant slaves and trained by elephant trainers. During the Qianlong period, there were more than 30 elephants at most and as many as 100 elephant trainers. At that time, the elephant hall was located at the root of the city wall on the west side of Xuanwu Gate. It is said that the former site is now the Xinhua News Agency compound in Xuanwumen, and it is still there. Lai Xiang Street? 、? Xiangfang Hutong? Good name. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the elephant washing ceremony was held on the sixth day of June. It is recorded in Yang Jingting's Du Men Zayong in Qing Dynasty:? Six streetcars thundered and came to Xuanwu Gate at noon. With drums, elephants were washed, and the Yu He Bridge was muddy at first. ? On this day, the elephant slaves and elephant tamers in the elephant hall beat gongs and drums to lead the elephants out of Xuanwu Gate and bathe in the moat at the foot of the south wall. On this day, a tent will be set up near the elephant washing place, and a supervisor will be responsible for supervising the elephant washing. On that day, there will be many tea stalls and food stalls temporarily, just like catching up with the temple fair. Cars, people and spectators are like ants. In order to watch the elephant washing activities, wealthy families will take good seats in nearby restaurants and teahouses in advance and feast their eyes. For people at that time, elephants were a rarity. When watching elephants, the sound of elephants splashing in the water, the viewer's surprise and admiration, and the shouts of vendors and vendors are all connected with laughter.

Book drying festival

Folk Day is also called Folk Day. Book Festival? .

Zhao Heng, as a precaution? A gobbledygook Moldy, every year on the sixth day of June, he takes out the gobbledygook to dry. Later, on the sixth day of June, scholars spread their hidden books, calligraphy and paintings in the sun, saying that the sun on this day could kill moths in the books, so the sixth day of June became? Book Festival? . It was not until the Ming Dynasty that the festival began to be official. It is described in Shen Defu's Wild Harvest in the Ming Dynasty: On June 6th, the imperial censor in the inner government unveiled the sacred book and wrote a great letter, which is a story every year. ?

During the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, only seven copies of Sikuquanshu compiled by Ji Xiaolan and other university students were copied nationwide, one of which was collected in Wenzong Pavilion of Jinshan Temple in Zhenjiang. Imagine, as a national collection unit at that time, the scale of moving books and printing books on June 6 every year must be shocking.

On the other hand, Zhu Yi, a scholar in the Kangxi period, was knowledgeable. On June 6, he basked in the sun on an empty stomach, which is called drying books. However, Kangxi, who traveled incognito, saw that after talks and interviews, he was really talented. He was appointed as a judge of the Hanlin Academy and was responsible for compiling the history of the Ming Dynasty. After that, all scholars should dry their poems, calligraphy and paintings on this day to show their profound knowledge and success. Book Festival? .

Warp air-drying section

Legend has it that the Tang Priest returned from the West and fell into the river on the way to learn from the scriptures. He quickly fished them out and dried them. It was June 6th. Later, the temple took June 6 as the day to dry the scriptures. Warp festival? Known as. On this day, temples and Taoist temples all over the country will be held? Hanging sutra? Take all the Tibetan scriptures out to dry in case they get wet and be bitten by insects and rats. For example, the Baiyunguan Buddhist Scripture Building in old Beijing has more than 5,000 volumes of Buddhist Scriptures. Every year from the first day of June to the seventh day of June, Baiyun Temple will hold a sutra airing meeting. At this time, Taoist priests will dress neatly, burn incense and hold candles, and put scriptures in the Buddhist scripture building. Daozang? Take it all out and get some air. The famous Guang 'anmen Guo Shan Temple is also Lent Festival, which is held on June 6th. Hanging warp rolls? Monks will worship Buddha and recite scriptures, and then the temple will be open for one day. At that time, after washing elephants, people would flock to Guo Shan Temple to watch the broadcast of the scriptures, so a temporary market was formed in front of the temple, which was very lively. Jiangsu folk name is June 6? Looking through the scriptures? On that day, the temple will uncover the Tibetan scriptures. There are so many books in the temple that monks have no time to move them all day, so they ask the believers for help. Language? Turn over the scriptures ten times, can you turn to another man in life? Monks tell women that they will become men after ten years of reincarnation. In the old society, women were more tired than men all their lives, and they all wanted to be men with more freedom, so with this idea, they would consciously go to temples to read scriptures and print books. In Shanghai, tailors from all over the city gathered at the Town God Temple to dry robes for the Town God.

Insect king festival

Like other solar terms, there are many special eating customs on June 6th. From the sixth day of June, Chinese medicine shops and some temples in the market began to distribute ice water, mung bean soup and summer soup made of Chinese medicine. Housewives also began to make their own sauces on this day. Eat vegetarian food on June 6th every year, such as fried leeks, fried eggplant and baked pancakes. It is not clear whether the custom of eating vegetarian food has profound meaning besides lightness. ? On June 6, the care show? . It is very hot in June of the lunar calendar, and the crops grow vigorously. It's time to spit and show the ears of wheat. Farmers should observe the growth and make good use of it.

June 6 th, farmers are also called? Bug King Festival? We should burn incense and sacrifice in farmland and courtyard, and pray for God's protection and harvest. On June 6th, there was a folk custom of enjoying the lotus in old Beijing. In order to prevent summer heat, literati often go hiking in temples with trees, long rivers, Yushui River and the second gate outside Dongbianmen. In the past, the Second Gate was the location of the second gate on the Tonghui River, and it was a scenic spot for the people of Xia Zhishi in the spring of old Beijing. At that time, weeping willows lined the banks of Tonghui River, and water waves rippled, and grain carriers shuttled with various cruise ships. At the gate of the second gate, there is a splashing waterfall, and there are pavilions, private gardens and some teahouses on the shore, just like the beautiful scenery in the south of the Yangtze River. The Qing Dynasty's "Beijing Zhi Zhu Ci" describes it like this:? If you want to explore the second door of the ship, eat small fish soup is sweet. It's better to go upstairs, with masts like Jiangnan. ? June is the time when the lotus is in full bloom, and people often go to Shichahai to taste the lotus root. Willow trees are shaded on both banks, and lotus flowers are in full bloom in the water. The food that enjoys the cool and eats ice here is unique.

Mother's Day

? June 6th, auntie? ,? On June 6, go back to your parents' house? What's the name of Jinnan area? Mother's day? 、? Menstruation Festival? . In ancient times, on the sixth day of the sixth lunar month, every household invited married girls back to their parents' homes and treated them well. According to legend, this custom comes from the story of Hu Yan, a famous prime minister in the Spring and Autumn Period. During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a situation in which great powers competed for hegemony. Among the five tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Jin is another country after the State of Qi. At that time, the King of Jin was Jin Wengong, and a large number of good ministers and good looks gathered around Jin Wengong, and Hu Yan was one of them. Jin Wengong's uncle Hu Yan was over 60 years old when he died with Zhong Er, but he still took pains to help protect Zhong Er and made many plans for him, so that Zhong Er could finally return to the State of Jin and think about his future. After Zhong Er acceded to the throne, Hu Yan became emperor. However, Hu Yan was proud of his achievements. Zhao Shuai, a son and daughter in-law and a hero of the State of Jin, bluntly accused him of failure, but he was furious. Hu Yan's son-in-law wants to secretly kill Hu Yan on his birthday on June 6 and discuss with his wife Hu Yan's daughter. Seeing that she was going to kill her father, Hu Yan's daughter couldn't bear it and secretly went back to her mother's house to tell her mother. At this time, Hu Yan saw the sufferings of the people with her own eyes, and she also woke up. When she got home, she heard her son-in-law's premeditated plan, and she regretted it even more. So she repented, and Weng Xu reconciled and became more friendly. In order to remember this lesson, Hu Yan invites her daughter and son-in-law to come back for advice and understand the people's feelings on June 6th every year. This practice was later spread to the people and the whole people rushed to follow suit. On June 6th, they also invited their daughter back, in order to rehabilitate, resent and eliminate disasters, which later became a habit. Counties in northern Jiangsu steamed bacon elbows and bought fruit bonuses as gifts for married women. In some areas in the north, it is a custom to prepare new fruits and vegetables for ancestor worship during the day and at night.

There is a saying in Jinnan: June 6th, let's go. ? Walking wheat is a unique custom in southern Shanxi. Every year on June 6th of the lunar calendar, people take all the wheat home after intense labor. At this time, the newlyweds carried a few kilograms of big moon-shaped steamed bread made of new wheat flour and other gifts, and went back to their parents' home together. Nowadays, some of them walk side by side, and some couples run forward on bicycles. Singing and laughing all the way, people come and go, full of happy atmosphere.

It is said that China's liquor order? Six-six Dashun? , its original intention is from the above? Aunt? Custom: Due to the changeable climate on June 6th, every day, families with daughters will pray for good weather and let their daughters go home smoothly. After a long time, people's homesickness is reflected in the wine list.

Hemiaojie

It is recorded in China Yangtze River Culture Department. Every nation in the world has a worship of plants, and all ethnic groups in China have a long history, of course, it is no exception. As an agricultural nation in an agricultural country, people of all ethnic groups in the Yangtze River valley worship rice cultivation very much, forming festivals related to rice cultivation, such as Miao festivals.

On the sixth day of June every year, someone in Dongluo Township, eastern Guangxi spontaneously sets up one? He Miao Festival? Folk custom team, on that day, gongs and drums were loud and suona was loud in a big playground in this small village, and a dozen people danced grass dragons, rolling up and down, or wagging their tails back, or turning left and right? The straw dragon is followed by a long string. Six people walked towards the farmer's home with a small bag of rice in their left hand, a foot-long cruise ship (straw boat) in their right hand, a duck in their left hand and some sacrifices in their right hand.

? He Miao Festival? Every time the grass dragon in the folklore team visits a farmer's house, firecrackers will be set off at home to welcome him. The straw dragon will nod to the shrine three times when it enters the room, and the six ducklings will nod to the shrine several times. Someone in the team sent a bag of rich rice to the host, wishing the family a bumper harvest this year. After the host catches it with a bowl and puts it away, he takes out a pack of pests from behind the door, such as caterpillars, white leaves, spankers and so on. (The pests caught in advance are wrapped in red paper or pumpkin leaves) and put on the boat. The pest in the bag is the king of insects, and all the pests in the field disappear with him. Then, the straw dragon danced happily in the melodious suona sound and the crisp rhythm of gongs and drums. Do neighbors live on the hillside or on the hillside, Hmong Festival? The folklore team is going to everyone's house in the village.

The straw dragon left the farm. Farmers will burn incense and sacrifice in the long mountain kang, fields and courtyards, and pray for a bumper harvest. Some will kill a duck, spray blood on a square piece of toilet paper, make a small flag and put it in the corner of the field, prepare sacrifices such as wine and candles, and pray for Tian Shen to ensure a bumper harvest. Sacrifice Tian Shen? . It is recorded in the "Guidong County Records".

? He Miao Festival? Folklore team, after visiting from house to house, everyone boarded the temple Taoist temple where Buddhism and Taoism coexist not far from the village? Huilongxian. Where can I draw portraits of bodhisattvas, burn incense and candles, sacrifice fruits and kill ducklings? Gifts and sacrifices. When finished, gather the pests on the boat and burn them on the flat ground. May the crops thrive and have a good year.

It is recorded in the History of Song Dynasty. ? The emperor attacked the supervisor with locusts and made incompetent people accept the inspection of the same supervisor. ? Say it again: The thieves in the lake and Guangzhou are hungry and cold, but they are also excited. In the history of Southern Song Dynasty, there were many locust plagues in southern Hunan. At that time, there was no county in Guidong (the black wind tunnel was in Guidong) (12 1 1 Jianxian), and there was no pesticide to control pests. The crops were not harvested by insects and farmers were forced to leave their homes. Nan Longzhi? Geography: June 6th was also spoken in Chinese. Its intention is nothing more than praying for the elimination of disasters and wishing the crops a bumper harvest. Later, in order to make the farmland harvest and avoid pests, people had to pray for the protection of the gods. This is the usual prayer psychology of the ancients. Six plus six? Six-six Dashun? This is the most auspicious day. Since then, the folks in Dongluo, Guidong have completely passed on this interesting story? He Miao Festival? .

Mountain God and Wang Mai's Birthday Theory

In addition to the above customs, June 6th is also a day for Shandong folk to offer sacrifices to mountain gods and celebrate Wang Mai's birthday. In the past, offering sacrifices to mountain gods was very popular in Linqu and tengxian. It is said that this day is the birthday of the mountain god. The reason why mountain gods control wolves and make sacrifices to them is to pray for them to control wild wolves and protect people from them. During the sacrifice, the believers murmured: a monk Peng came from the south and practiced with a futon on his back. There is a temple in front of Wuyun Mountain, with well-built brick walls and tiles. The master of the mountain god sat in the middle, accompanied by two brothers. Gold, paper and money are not afraid, and women can't see when they walk. ? Due to the good ecological environment in ancient times, wild animals such as wild wolves often appeared, and people formed customs for self-defense. On June 6th, the summer harvest just ended. In order to celebrate the harvest, people also celebrate Wang Mai's birthday, thus forming some dietary customs. Linyi, Shandong Province also has the habit of eating noodles. Six-six Dashun? Qingdao Jimo and other places want to eat cold noodles, Jiaodong Long Island and Rongcheng eat steamed buns. There is a folk saying: June 6, visit the show, a big bowl of steamed stuffed bun, a pack of meat. ? Laiyang eats jiaozi, and there is a saying: On June 6th, look after the show and don't eat jiaozi. ? Zou Ping, Zichuan and other places eat fried noodles. It is said that fried noodles are old, and they don't have diarrhea after eating all summer. Weifang Gaomi and other places all say that eating fried noodles cures dysentery. In fact, it is hot this day, and eating fried noodles is cool and convenient. Until now, people still follow this custom, which is intended to cool off the heat.

The custom of eating fried noodles in Huai 'an and Haizhou on June 6th. That is, stir-fry new wheat flour and adjust food with water and brown sugar, commonly known as? Eat fried noodles? Legend has it that eating fried noodles for a summer can relieve summer heat without diarrhea. There is a story in "Aditan Folk Custom" of Qingyun Academy: It is said that a long time ago, the sea was not far from the east gate of Huai 'an. On the sixth day of the sixth lunar month, the Dragon King of the Four Seas fought for the rain in the Yellow River Estuary, and the people suffered. The Yellow River bursts its banks every year, and countless people are drowned by floods. At this time of year, every household in every village has to go to the embankment to protect the flood, which makes the people miserable. A few days before the sixth day of June this year, the man went to the embankment to repair the dam, prepared to fight floods, stayed at home all day and all night, and the woman was responsible for cooking at home and sending it to the dam. At that time, there was a Qingshui pond in the east of Suzui Street in Huai 'an, and there was a he jia zhuang by the pond. A girl named He in the village also cooked at home. It is inconvenient to see lean rice. If you eat too much, you are afraid of deterioration. Men can't eat well, and women are very upset. He believes that men should be given something that is convenient to carry, will not go bad and delicious, and can also reduce women's fatigue. When she saw that there was only couscous at home, she suddenly had a plan. She put the flour in the pot and fried it. After frying it slightly yellow, she sent the delicious fried noodles to the levee, brought brown sugar, washed it with boiling water and gave it to the men. Men eat dry, drain less, and are sweet and delicious. They are very happy. Since then, the way to eat fried noodles has spread. On June 6, everyone cooked fried noodles, and the aroma was overflowing. As soon as the Four Seas Dragon King came out, he was attracted by the fragrance. After searching all morning, I couldn't find where the fragrance came from, so I went to heaven to tell the Jade Emperor. The jade emperor figured it out, knew who was leading the way, and was greedy, so he immediately called He to heaven to make fried noodles for him. He only cooks fried noodles for the Dragon King of the Four Seas on the sixth day of June every year to make them happy and forget the rain in the game, so that the flood on June 6th can be spared and Huai 'an will never be flooded again. To commemorate He, it is the custom in Huai 'an to eat fried noodles on the sixth day of the sixth lunar month every year. On June 6, many places still pay attention to food. Jiangsu proverb says:? Eat cake crumbs to raise meat on June 6? I thought that eating pasta made of wheat flour, sugar and oil on this day would make me gain weight; Between Jianghuai and Anhui, bacon is eaten every day, which is said to prevent diseases; Shanghai residents have the habit of cooking wonton on this day, thinking that eating it can avoid dysentery in summer; It is a custom in Yunnan to kill pigs and sheep on June 6, and then eat these sacrifices. Do you think this will make? The land doesn't talk, the tiger doesn't eat people? Ensure the safety of livestock from being hurt by jackals.

? On June 6th, eat jiaozi? It is said that eating jiaozi on June 6th will not cause disaster. ? Drink mung bean porridge on June 6? Drinking mung bean soup or mung bean porridge on June 6 can ward off evil spirits and avoid prickly heat and sores. ? June 6, planting red and green? It was around the sixth day of June, and the countryside was busy planting red beans and mung beans.

? On June 6th, threw a hundred ropes at home? This rope was tied for children on the Dragon Boat Festival. On June 6, after the rope was thrown into the house, it was taken by the magpie to build a colorful bridge, so that the cowherd and the weaver girl could meet on the seventh day of July. When impatiens is in full bloom, girls in Zhenjiang paint their nails with the juice of impatiens on the sixth day of June as a timely dress. This custom continued until the Cultural Revolution.

Many behaviors of local conditions and customs show that? June 6th? It is an important folk festival, which shows people's pursuit of a peaceful and healthy life. The deep psychology of this folk custom is actually full of hope for life.

Cattle and sheep festival, temple fair

On the sixth day of June, people also call it? Cattle and sheep festival? On this day, the host will hold a banquet to invite the shepherd.

On the sixth day of June, it also evolved into a temple fair in many places.

On June 6, Xiangning County, Shanxi Province, offered sacrifices to the river god. A trip to the city god? . On June 6th, Lingqiu County will celebrate Christmas for Nanyue Mansion. According to the county annals: Sacrifice to the gentry is the only way. Businessmen from all over the world come in droves. People in the city need food all the year round. Brocades for men and women to marry and wear women's dresses are bought here in Kaya Hioki. After staying in the city for three days, the residents will return to agriculture. Merchants can also,/kloc-I got used to it when I was 0/8 years old. ? 1984 During the temple fair, as many as 660,000 people rushed to the fair. Datong people catch up with the temple fair in June, and it is indispensable to stroll and sing. You can ride a horse or take a car when you are in a hurry. Bring wine, rice, fruit, cakes and tableware, men, women and children, and go out together. After arriving at the destination, use the Woods and open spaces to set up tents, set up stalls and open umbrellas. According to local conditions, it varies from place to place. Then take turns to go to the temple fair to burn incense and worship Buddha, buy snacks, watch acrobatics and listen to big plays. Children play with each other, flapping butterflies and catching grasshoppers. Girls are used to collecting wild flowers, picking other peppers and filling sachets. At noon, they each have a hot pot and a picnic. After dinner, the singer sang heartily and the painter painted at will. Everyone is having a good time, having a good time. Except for some opera fans who wanted to stay to watch the evening show and stay at the temple fair, most of them came back that day. In terms of time and scale, Wutai Mountain is the most famous temple fair in June, which lasts for one month from the first day of June to the end of June. There are Han, Mongolian and Tibetan people, as well as international friends. In recent years, there are more than 10,000 people every day. It is a comprehensive grand gathering of religion, culture, tourism, material exchange and scientific investigation. Within a month, the villagers in the mountains put all their energy into the service event, and their income often accounts for more than half of the total annual income.

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