It is the ninth solar term among the 24 traditional Chinese solar terms. It marks the end of early summer and the coming of midsummer. The literal meaning is that the wheat with awns will be harvested quickly, the rice with awns can be planted, and the flower god is sent. , An Miao, etc. Mangzhong is the ninth solar term among the 24 traditional Chinese solar terms. It marks the end of early summer and the coming of midsummer. It literally means that wheat with awns will be harvested quickly and rice with awns can be planted. The customs of Manzhong are:

1. Send flowers to the God of Flowers: It is almost May when Manzhong grows. Folks often hold ceremonies to worship the God of Flowers on the Day of Manzhong to express their gratitude to the God of Flowers and bring beautiful harvests. .

2. An Miao: Every time during the mist season, after planting rice, in order to pray for a good harvest in the autumn, Miao sacrifices are held in various places to pray for a good harvest and the safety of the villagers.