1 The time in Chinese Valentine's Day is the seventh day of July in the lunar calendar. This time node is relatively easy, two sevens. In fact, many traditional festivals in China, such as Dragon Boat Festival, which falls on the fifth day of May, are called Double Ninth Festival, Double Ninth Festival in the lunar calendar, and are all overlapping numbers of months and days.

2, the legend of Chinese Valentine's Day, I believe everyone knows, is the story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. According to legend, fairies in the sky can only stay on earth if they can't return before dawn. Cowherd hid one of the fairies' clothes while they were taking a bath. The fairy couldn't find clothes, so she had to stay on earth. Later, when they got married and had children, the Emperor Tiandi and the Queen Mother were furious. They took Weaver back to heaven for trial and were moved by their love. They were allowed to meet once a year and in Tianhe.

3. Chinese Valentine's Day's nickname is "Begging for Cleverness Festival", and "Begging for Cleverness" is also one of the customs in Chinese Valentine's Day. In ancient times, at night in Chinese Valentine's Day, women displayed melons and prayed to the Weaver Girl to teach them embroidery, needlework and other crafts, because in ancient times, a skillful girl could find a good husband's family. On Tanabata, women will get together to organize competitions such as embroidery and needlework to learn skills.

4. Another custom in Chinese Valentine's Day is "worshipping Kuixing". In ancient times, women had to have a pair of skillful hands, while men had to earn fame to marry a satisfactory woman. So the scholar worships Kuixing on this day, hoping that he can go to to be no.1 and have a good career and love.

5. By understanding the customs of Chinese Valentine's Day just now, it is not difficult to see that the cultural implication of Chinese Valentine's Day is that people advocate a better life and happiness. In real life, this day is also called "China people's own Valentine's Day", so it is not difficult to understand by combining life with the legend of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl.

6. Finally, let's take a look at the poem describing Chinese Valentine's Day: Qin Guan's "Que Qiao Xian Xian Yun Qiao", "Tender feelings are like water, and the ritual is like a dream, and I will take care of the Que Qiao and return home. If the two feelings are long, they will be in the morning and evening. "