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#𝐖𝐈𝐍𝐖𝐈𝐍 ㅡ Dating heretofore to the Han Dynasty, older traditions are used to include demonstrations of craft dexterities, a veneration service devoted to Zhinü, and a flower hanging ceremony in honor of the ox. A glimmer of light enters, helping confidence not to blind the sense of sight. Walking closer to the light, it turned out to be harmless and instead brought calm among the darkness; full of surprises like the romantic legend about a weaver girl (Niulang) and a herd of cows (Zhinü) that still has deep roots in the hearts of Mandarin-speaking people around the world. Qixi Festival: One of the traditional Chinese festivals, also known as Chinese Valentine's Day, Double Seventh Festival, The Night of Sevens, and the Magpie Festival. It is based on the seventh day of the seventh lunisolar month on the Chinese lunisolar calendar. The eating habits of the Qixi Festival vary from locale to locale and are called eating Qiao food. The most famous traditional food that people eat at the Qixi Festival is Qiao Guo, which has a history of more than a thousand years since it became popular during the Song dynasty. On this day, singles and couples commerce inheritances like roses, chocolates, and confectionaries with their romantic interests. Beyond that, people will eat crunchy sweets, drinks, and fruits together, expressing people's pursuit of ingenuity, family health, and the hope of a happy life. In some places, people gather and build a four-meter-long bridge (花橋) with large incense stakes and embellish it with colorful blossoms. They burn bridges at night and want to bring happiness to life.
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#𝐖𝐈𝐍𝐖𝐈𝐍 ㅡ Dating heretofore to the Han Dynasty, older traditions are used to include demonstrations of craft dexterities, a veneration service devoted to Zhinü, and a flower hanging ceremony in honor of the ox. A glimmer of light enters, helping confidence not to blind the sense of sight. Walking closer to the light, it turned out to be harmless and instead brought calm among the darkness; full of surprises like the romantic legend about a weaver girl (Niulang) and a herd of cows (Zhinü) that still has deep roots in the hearts of Mandarin-speaking people around the world. Qixi Festival: One of the traditional Chinese festivals, also known as Chinese Valentine's Day, Double Seventh Festival, The Night of Sevens, and the Magpie Festival. It is based on the seventh day of the seventh lunisolar month on the Chinese lunisolar calendar. The eating habits of the Qixi Festival vary from locale to locale and are called eating Qiao food. The most famous traditional food that people eat at the Qixi Festival is Qiao Guo, which has a history of more than a thousand years since it became popular during the Song dynasty. On this day, singles and couples commerce inheritances like roses, chocolates, and confectionaries with their romantic interests. Beyond that, people will eat crunchy sweets, drinks, and fruits together, expressing people's pursuit of ingenuity, family health, and the hope of a happy life. In some places, people gather and build a four-meter-long bridge (花橋) with large incense stakes and embellish it with colorful blossoms. They burn bridges at night and want to bring happiness to life.
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BY Neo Culture Winwin