What is the origin of Valentine's Day in China?

Valentine's Day in China originated from the worship of nature and the custom of women's embroidery. Later, because of the legend of Cowherd and Weaver Girl, it was given the meaning of love. Legend has it that the granddaughter Weaver of the ancient Emperor of Heaven is very good at weaving, weaving rosy clouds for the sky every day. She hated this boring life, so she secretly descended to earth and married the cowherd in Hexi privately.

Valentine's Day in China evolved from the worship of the stars, and it is Seven Sisters's birthday in the traditional sense. Seven Sisters was worshipped on July 7th, so it was named Tanabata. It is the traditional custom of Qixi to worship the seven sisters, pray, seek skillful art, sit and watch morning glory and weave stars, pray for marriage and store water on Qixi.

Women's Day: Valentine's Day in China is called Women's Day, also called Girls' Day and Girls' Day, because girls worship immortals and strive for cleverness. Blue Night: The seventh month of the lunar calendar was called "blue moon" in ancient times, so Tanabata is also called "blue night". Children's Day: Because of the custom of begging for cleverness and writing.