Riddles about Chinese Valentine’s Day

1. Mystery: The most unique thing to watch over and over again (holiday anniversary)?

The answer: Chinese Valentine’s Day?

2. Mystery: Children’s Day Party (beat one) Festival)?

Answer: Qixi Festival

Analysis: "Six" plus "one" is "seven", and "Xi" generally refers to the evening. ?

3. Riddle: The night of August 1st (a holiday)?

Answer: Chinese Valentine's Day?

Analysis: "Eight" saves "One" "The remaining "qi", "Ye" should be interpreted as "Xi". ?

4. Riddle: Is it difficult to write on the Chinese Valentine's Day (a five-character idiom)?

Answer: No book can be written without coincidence?

Analysis: "Chinese Valentine's Day" is also known as begging for cleverness "It's difficult to write" means "it won't be written". ?

5. Riddle: Morning glory talks about Chinese Valentine's Day (guess an idiom)?

Answer: Pretty words?

Analysis: "Morning glory" is a kind of " "Flower", "Qixi Festival" is also called "Qiqiao". ?

6. Mystery: The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meet on the Chinese Valentine's Day (name a card)?

The answer: The Magpie Bridge Immortal?

7. The mystery: The Milky Way Galaxy Magpie Bridge is broken on the Chinese Valentine's Day (play a brand name) Name it)?

Answer: cover girl?

8. Riddle: Magpies fly after Chinese Valentine's Day (name it)?

Answer: Burn a bridge across the river?< /p>

Analysis: It is said that during the Chinese Valentine's Day, flying magpies will build a bridge across the Milky Way so that the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl can meet each other. This is called the Magpie Bridge.

9. Mystery: Double Stars and Phoenix Couple on Chinese Valentine's Day (foreign movie)?

Answer: A coincidence of marriage

10. Mystery: Women exposed to the sun , the embroidery needle is cast to see if the workmanship is clumsy. (Practice a Qixi Festival custom)?

Answer: Throw a needle to check for skill?

Analysis: This custom is a variation of the Qixi Festival custom of threading needles and begging for skills. It originates from needle threading, but is different. Threading needles was a popular Qixi Festival custom in the Ming and Qing dynasties. Usually, a basin is used to prepare mandarin duck water, and then at noon on the day of Qixi Festival, the sewing needle is gently placed flat on the water, and it may scatter like a flower, move like a cloud, be as thin as a thread, or be as thick as a cone, because of the skill of divination. . ?

11. Mystery: The golden hairpin marks the Milky Way, facing each other across the bank. Unable to bear the separation, Magpie helps. (Hit a festival)?

Answer: Qixi Festival?

Analysis: Pull out the golden hairpin on your head and stroke towards the Milky Way. The once clear and shallow Milky Way suddenly becomes turbid and turbulent. , Cowherd can no longer survive. The magpies couldn't bear to be separated, so they built a magpie bridge to help.