What is man's welcome to the sun?

People welcome the sun, which is the seventh day of the first lunar month every year. It is also called People's Day, People's Celebration Day, Population Day and People's Seventh Day. This is an ancient traditional festival in China.

The seventh day of the Lunar New Year is the traditional "birthday of people" in China. Folklore experts say it has a history of at least two thousand years in China. According to folklore, when Nu Wa created human beings, she created chickens, dogs, sheep, pigs, cows and horses six days before the first month, and human beings on the seventh day, so the seventh day of the first month is the birthday of human beings.

Some people began to observe daily customs in the Han dynasty, and they began to pay attention to it after the Wei and Jin Dynasties. In ancient times, people had the custom of "men winning". Mansheng is a kind of headdress, also known as Cai Sheng and Huasheng. Since the Jin Dynasty, people cut the ribbon for flowers, cut the ribbon for people, or carved gold foil for people to hang a screen and wear it in their hair.

On the seventh day of the first month, it is said that this day is the birthday of mankind, that is, the birthday of human beings. People once called this day "People's Day", "People's Day" or "People's Victory Day". On this day, Han people lead people to victory, eating seven treasures, eating noodles and climbing mountains to write poems. Folklore experts said that "Men's Day" reflected the desire of working people in ancient China to pray for Naji and peace, and their respect for "man" itself.