1, begging activities. The most common custom of Valentine's Day in China is all kinds of begging activities carried out by women on the evening of July 7th. Most girls try their best to make small things and put some melons and fruits on them. Different regions have different ways to please others, and each has its own interests. Proper fruit is the most famous holiday food in Chinese Valentine's Day. Proper fruit, also called "Kiki Fruit", has many styles. The main materials are oil, flour, sugar and honey.

2. Worship the Weaver Girl. On Qixi night, girls want to be beautiful or marry a husband, and young women want to have children early. They can lay a table under the moonlight, put sacrifices such as tea, wine, fruit, five sons (longan, red dates, hazelnuts, peanuts and melon seeds) on the table, insert flowers and bundles of red paper in the bottle, and put a small incense burner in front of the flowers, so that they can pray silently to the Weaver Girl. Girls who worship the Weaver Girl should fast for one day and take a bath.

Step 3 dye your nails. Speaking of nail dyeing on Tanabata, many people may find it strange. The custom of Tanabata in southwest China is to dye nails, which is also found in many county records of Sichuan Province, as well as in Guizhou and Guangdong. Young girls in many areas like to wash their hair with the sap of trees during festivals. It is said that not only young and beautiful, but also unmarried women can find the right husband as soon as possible. Dyeing nails with flowers and plants is also a hobby of most women and children in holiday entertainment, and it is also closely related to reproductive beliefs.

4. Female shampoo. Shampooing is a very common thing at ordinary times, so what is the different significance of women's shampooing on Tanabata? Legend has it that taking spring water and river water on Tanabata, just like taking water from the Milky Way, has the sacred power of cleanliness. Therefore, it is of special significance for women to wash their hair on this day, which means that with the holy water of the Milky Way, they will be protected by the goddess Vega.

Extended information Because the legend of Weaver Cowherd in China traditional Valentine's Day contains the following five aspects of traditional culture and positive energy: Yong Dong sold herself to bury her father, Weaver moved to another place, men plowed and women weaved hard, gave birth to children, the Queen Mother descended to earth, demarcated the Milky Way, was forced to separate, and met on Tanabata.

First of all, Yong Dong sold his body to bury his father, which reflected the filial piety culture of the Chinese nation.

Secondly, the stories of the Weaver Maid's descent, forced separation, and the meeting on Tanabata show the working people's yearning for the culture of loyalty and great love.

Thirdly, male farming and female weaving embody the family division of labor and farming civilization of the Chinese nation for thousands of years.

Fourth, filial piety to the elderly, giving birth to children, embodies the harmonious family culture of harmony between husband and wife and raising children.

The plots of the Fifth Fairy and the Seventh Fairy, the Queen Mother and the Old Cow reflect the traditional myths and cultures of China.