What's the point of burning the bottom of the pot?

Burning the bottom of the pot means that when moving, everything can be moved first, only the iron pot must be moved last, and when moving the iron pot, it must be branded with a big pot helmet bun, and then cooked, indicating a new house and a happy life.

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Burning the bottom of a pot is a traditional custom in Henan and parts of Northeast China. When you move into a new home, friends and relatives will get together to congratulate you on that day, and the host will arrange a meal.

The relocation date of Liao country is usually set in the morning of March, June and September of the lunar calendar, when the sun just turned red, because people think it is a good day to bring good luck.

The custom of burning the bottom of the pot has added new contents with the changes of the times, which is also of positive significance to deepening the feelings of villagers and establishing good-neighborly relations.