Wheat flour custom

The custom of wheat grave refers to a kind of farming folk activity in the wheat harvest season, which is mainly popular in some parts of northern China. This custom originated from ancient agricultural society. While celebrating the harvest, people also held a series of rituals of offering sacrifices and praying for the harvest.

In the custom of wheat grave, people will choose a wheat grave in the farmland, usually an uncut wheat field in the farmland, or a piece of wheat specially left on the edge of the farmland. Then, people will hold sacrificial activities to express their gratitude for the land and crops and pray for a bumper harvest in the coming year.

Next, people will hold some folk performing arts activities, such as singing, dancing and singing operas, to celebrate the harvest. These activities are usually held in the open space near Maifen. People wear festive costumes, sing and dance to celebrate the harvest season.

In addition, there are usually some social activities in the custom of wheat flour, such as wheat flour market, where people can exchange business and display handicrafts. This is a grand festival, and people can get together to celebrate the achievements of agriculture.

Generally speaking, the custom of wheat grave is a traditional custom with a long history, which aims to celebrate the harvest season, thank the earth and provide an opportunity for social communication. It reflects an important part of China's farming culture.