Tomb-Sweeping Day is the first day of the lunar calendar?

The time in Tomb-Sweeping Day is the fifth day of the fourth lunar month.

Tomb-Sweeping Day is the 15th day of the first month, which is the second day of the Lantern Festival. Tomb-Sweeping Day was called in ancient times, hence the name.

Tomb-Sweeping Day, also known as the Walking Festival, is one of the traditional festivals in China, and it is scheduled on the fifth day of the fourth lunar month every year.

On this day in Tomb-Sweeping Day, people usually go to the cemetery to worship their ancestors and sweep graves to remember their loyalty and express their memory of their ancestors.

There are also some very long-standing traditional customs in Tomb-Sweeping Day, such as burning kites, hanging Spring Festival couplets and flying lanterns. Flying kites in the blue sky is to hope that ancestors will bless their offspring in a good mood every day. Hanging Spring Festival couplets is to wish friends at home peace and good luck and more prosperity in the coming year. The flying lanterns are candlelight of blessing, and everyone is very happy.

Tomb-Sweeping Day can also be called Cold Food Festival, which has a strong cultural background. Besides offering sacrifices to ancestors, people also offer sacrifices to the ancestors of the younger generation, and there are some folk games, such as flying kites.

In addition, Tomb-Sweeping Day philosophers prefer to go for an outing, take a walk and enjoy flowers, so as to feel the nature and a reunited family.