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Introduction:
There are many traditional folk festivals in China that young people don’t know much about. For example, this is the sixth day of June. I guess many people are a little confused, but older people understand it better. It is the sixth day of June in the lunar calendar. A traditional festival among the people, it is called the Bible Translation Festival, Auntie's Day and Tiankuang Festival. In some places, this day is also called the little white dragon visiting its mother. Of course, the most impressive one is the "Father of the Sheep". Sheep Festival is held in both the north and the south, and the time is basically on the sixth day of June.
Regarding the sixth day of June, each place has different customs, so today we mainly start from the time itself and food customs to find out what the sixth day of June is.
Why did the ancients pay special attention to the sixth day of June?
, the sixth day of June itself is a particularly good number, and according to traditional saying, the sixth day of June is also the day of reunion. This year, the sixth day of June is the Wuwu day of the Bingwu month, and the day of this day Noon is the day when three noon meet, which is an auspicious day.
On the sixth day of June, remember "eat 3 things and do 2 things", and you will have a good harvest and prosperity.
What are the 3 things to eat?
(1) Fried noodles
As the saying goes, "On June 6th, eating cake crumbs will make you grow meat." This cake crumbs refers to pasta made with wheat flour and sugar oil. Nowadays, in order to simplify it, people directly turn it into It became fried noodles.
There is actually a certain reason for eating fried noodles. At this time, the summer harvest is completed. Old people often say that we should try new things. So eating fried noodles is actually trying new things. It also means that in the second half of the year, there will be a good harvest and good fortune.
(2) Mutton
"A bowl of soup for the sheep does not require a prescription from a miracle doctor." The sixth day of June is the Sheep Festival, so eating mutton is also indispensable at this time. Eating mutton warms the body and wicks away sweat. Detoxification, the removal of toxins and moisture from winter and spring, is also an experience of the ancients.
When you are hungry, you need to eat mutton. In summer, the human body loses more sweat and is prone to fatigue. So you can eat more mutton at this time to make up for the lack of nutrition.
(3) Steamed Buns
In our hometown, there is a custom of eating steamed buns on June 6th. At this time, wheat has been collected and returned to the warehouse. People will grind it into flour. If they are made into large steamed buns, they can be enjoyed with the family. , also hoping that there will be a good harvest in the second half of the year. If there is no way to farm, there is hope that you can accumulate wealth by taking advantage of the opportunity to try new things.
What are the two things to do on the sixth day of June?
(1) Show off red and green clothes
Old people often say: "On June 6th, every family will show off red and green clothes." This "red and green" refers to all kinds of colorful clothes. This custom has been around for a long time. I remember it was recorded in "Ye Huo Bian": "On June 6, Emperor Shi Sheng of the Imperial Palace exposed the holy records and imperial collections as an annual story." On this day, the families of scholar-bureaucrats and ordinary people also Dry fur clothes and sundries to prevent insects.
(2) Invite your aunt
The author has already mentioned at the beginning of the article that the sixth day of June is also called "Aunt's Day". It means that on this day, you should invite your aunt to a meal, and then entertain your aunt before sending him back. This custom is said to have started in emerged during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods when was in use.
[Food and Engraving]
Through diet and people's daily activities, it is hoped that the second half of the year will be smooth and the harvest will be good. People who work outside also hope to have good luck, prosperous wealth, and a more and more satisfying life.
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