Chongyang Festival handmade works simple

The following are the handmade works for Chongyang Festival:

1. First of all, we can make a "Chongyang Festival Prayer Card". On the card, we can draw some patterns that symbolize longevity and happiness, such as chrysanthemums, pines and cranes. These patterns are all common elements in the traditional Chongyang Festival culture and represent prayers for health and longevity.

2. Second, we can also make a "Chongyang Festival wind chime". On the wind chime, we can hang some small cards or small pendants, write our blessings to friends and relatives. When the wind blows, the wind chimes tinkling, our blessings will also be transmitted with the sound of the wind.

3, in addition, we can also make a "Chongyang Festival puzzle". On the puzzle, we can draw some patterns and blessings related to the Chongyang Festival. When friends and relatives complete the puzzle, they will not only feel a sense of accomplishment, but also feel our concern and blessings for them.

4, finally, we can also make a "Chrysanthemum lantern". On the lantern, we can write our blessings and wishes. When the night comes, the lantern will be lit, bringing light and warmth to our friends and relatives.

The Origin of Chongyang Festival

1. Chongyang Festival, also known as the Double Nine Festival, is the ninth day of the ninth month on the lunar calendar every year. This festival originated from ancient folklore. According to the legend, a man named Huanjing rode a horse to ascend the heights on the day of Chongyang Festival and learned ways to eliminate disasters and avoid evil spirits, and eventually defeated the plague demon. Later, people designated September 9 as the Chongyang Festival in honor of Huanjing.

2. Chongyang Festival is one of the traditional Chinese festivals with rich cultural connotations. In traditional culture, nine is the number of yang, so Double Nine is considered to be the day with the heaviest yang energy, which is able to drive away evil spirits and avoid bad luck. On this day, people will climb high, enjoy chrysanthemums, drink chrysanthemum wine, and eat Chongyang cakes, etc., which symbolizes praying for a long and healthy life, expelling evil spirits and avoiding misfortunes, and having smooth and peaceful lives.

3. Chung Yeung Festival has been designated as one of the legal holidays in China and has been given the significance of respecting, loving and helping the elderly. During this festival, people will visit the elderly, organize activities to respect the elderly, and pass on the Chinese culture of filial piety.