Ethnic Customs of Chaoshan

On the seventh day of the seventh month, the "Daughter's Day", daughters married off have to go back to their mother's home and cook "sweet soup" for their mothers-in-law and their own mothers to eat, and the "Bat Mitzvah" of the Chaoshan people is at the age of fifteen, which is also called "out of the garden" (Note: I am from Jieyang, Chaoshan, Shantou and Chaozhou). On July 7, it is called "out of the garden" (Note: I am from Jieyang in Chaoshan, and there are four cities in Chaoshan, namely Jieyang, Shanwei, Chaozhou, and Shantou). On August 15, "Worshiping the Moon Maiden" is held on the rooftop or in the yard, where the family (or a few families together) set up fruits, mooncakes, incense, and "100 pieces of cake". "The mooncake is also known as paper cake or steamed cake. When the moon just rises, start lighting incense and burning joss sticks. August 15 is also a festival similar to the "Begging Day" of ours, and on the offering table, there is no shortage of handmade "origami" paper folded by the family's skillful daughter-in-laws and well-behaved daughters, such as dragons and phoenixes, lotus flowers and Yuanbao, etc., which is easy to fold but also has a good meaning, and is the most common. The most common, but even the offerings, after worship, naturally, it will be cremated