The custom of raising the dragon's head on February 2.

Shaving the faucet: meaning to say goodbye to the old and welcome the new, bringing good luck; Eating dragon food: the diet of this day is mostly named after "dragon"; Hiking Festival: Let's go to the suburbs to enjoy flowers.

On the second day of the second month of the lunar calendar, it is a traditional folk festival in China, and it is also often said that the dragon looks up. On this day, people go out of their homes, visit temples and pray for a bumper harvest. Traditional folk customs such as shaving hair, catching up with temple fairs, watching spring dragons and buying farm tools have been integrated into people's production and life. In Longtoushan Village, Ma Lao Town, Santai County, Sichuan Province, the traditional custom of "Dragon Head Festival" has been preserved to this day.

At 7 o'clock in the morning, I got off at the foot of Longtou Mountain, and there was a lot of people. On both sides of a 400-meter-long street connected with Longtou Mountain, vendors from all over the world are busy setting up stalls. All kinds of booths, such as pole, hoe, bamboo rake, broom, dustpan, seed pesticide, daily necessities and famous snacks, are crowded and lined up. Zhang 'an Bureau, a villager, said that many vendors came here to set up stalls the day before, and all the tables and chairs in his house were rented by vendors. Zhang An Bureau said that the "Dragon Head Festival" has not been held for three years because of the epidemic, and it will be held again this year, with many people coming. For the record, the answer is for reference only. Please don't be blind and superstitious.