After eating glutinous rice balls during the Lantern Festival, you might as well go out and watch the wonderful Lantern Festival.

There are dragon and lion dances, lantern riddles and lanterns, and brilliant fireworks performances. If firecrackers are not banned in your place, the loud sound of firecrackers will definitely push the atmosphere of the Lantern Festival to a climax.

So, do you know why firecrackers are set off during the Lantern Festival? What is the point of setting off firecrackers during the Lantern Festival? The following is the editor’s carefully recommended knowledge about setting off firecrackers during the Lantern Festival. I hope it will be helpful to you.

What are the specialties of setting off firecrackers? 1. Set off when the moon rises.

Today is the Festival of Lights. No one puts out lights during the day.

So put it at night.

2. When the team that is having fun (sometimes called Mixwan or Shehuo? The names vary from place to place) passes in front of your door, let go.

It means you rejoice with them.

3. If there are dragon lanterns and lions in the fun team, and they nod towards your door when you set off firecrackers, they will still set off firecrackers.

This is a New Year greeting to you, and you have to return the favor.

Set off firecrackers to express gratitude.

4. If the dragon lantern is "coiling dragon" in front of your door, and the lion is "picking green" in front of your door, then let's set off firecrackers and collect red envelopes.

Why set off firecrackers? Because legend has it that a long time ago, there were many ferocious birds and beasts, hurting people and livestock everywhere, so people organized to fight them. There was a magical bird that got lost and landed on earth, but was accidentally shot to death by an unsuspecting hunter.

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The Emperor of Heaven was very angry when he found out. He immediately issued a decree and ordered the heavenly soldiers to set fire to the human world on the 15th day of the first lunar month and burn all the human and animal property in the human world.

The daughter of the Emperor of Heaven was kind-hearted and couldn't bear to see the innocent people suffer, so she risked her life and secretly came to the world on auspicious clouds to tell people the news.

When everyone heard the news, it was like a thunderbolt ringing above their heads.

I was so frightened that I didn’t know what to do. After a long time, an old man came up with an idea. He said: "On the fourteenth, fifteenth and sixteenth of the first lunar month, every family will decorate their homes with lanterns and colorful lights.

Sound firecrackers and set off fireworks, so that the Emperor will think that people have been burned to death."

Everyone nodded in agreement after hearing this, and then went separately to prepare.

On the night of the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, the Emperor of Heaven looked down and saw a red light and loud noises in the world. This happened for three consecutive nights. He thought it was the flames of a fire and was very happy.

In this way people saved their lives and property.

In order to commemorate this success, from then on every fifteenth day of the first lunar month, every household hung lanterns and set off fireworks to commemorate this day.

The Lantern Festival is celebrated with lanterns on the fifteenth night of the first lunar month. It is a traditional folk celebration in my country. The Lantern Festival is also commonly known as the Lantern Festival.

On the night of the Lantern Festival, people in cities and countryside are decorated with lanterns, watching lanterns, and guessing lantern riddles, which is an unprecedented grand occasion.

At that time, no matter the royal family, the common people, or the boudoir ladies, they can break the rules and follow the customs.

Making lanterns for fun, traveling and having fun.

Cui Ye, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, wrote a poem: "Don't rush the leaking jade and the silver pot, and the iron gate and the golden lock are clear and open. Who can sit idle when seeing the moon? Where can I hear the lamp but not look at it? Women in the boudoir who usually never set foot in the house often take advantage of it.

This is an opportunity to meet your loved one.

The poem "Yuan Xi" written by Xin Qiji of the Song Dynasty goes like this: "The east wind blows thousands of trees and flowers down at night, and the stars are like rain."

BMW's carved cars fill the road with fragrance.

The phoenix flute sounded, the jade pot turned light, and fish and dragons danced all night.

The moths are like golden strands of snow and willows, and the laughter is full of hidden fragrance.

People look for him thousands of Baidu.

Suddenly looking back, that person was there, in a dimly lit place.

?The image vividly shows the interesting scene in front of you on the carnival night of the Lantern Festival, when lovers are eager to get married and can't find anything after wearing iron shoes. The custom of burning lanterns began in the Han Dynasty. During the reign of Emperor Shun of the Eastern Han Dynasty,

Zhang Daoling founded Taoism and designated the fifteenth day of the first lunar month as the "Shangyuan Festival". On this day, lanterns were burned to worship "Taiyi God".

This custom has been carried out through the ages. By the Sui Dynasty, a grand lantern festival was held every year to entertain envoys from various countries.

The Lantern Festival became a Lantern Festival and it became a custom in the mid-Tang Dynasty.

Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty re-instated the curfew on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month in the second year of Xiantian (713), ordered thousands of lanterns to be lit, and the lanterns were lit for three nights, which became a temporary flourishing event.

During the Qiande period of the Northern Song Dynasty, the time for lighting lanterns was increased to five nights.

It starts at fourteen and ends at eighteen.

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Therefore, there is a saying that glutinous rice balls in the Song Dynasty and lanterns in the Sui Dynasty.

Moreover, lantern riddles appeared in the Song Dynasty, that is, tying riddles on lamps, allowing people to guess riddles while admiring the lanterns, adding to the fun.

The term "lantern riddle" comes from this.

In the seventh year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty, the palace issued an edict that the Lantern Festival would start on the 11th day, granting a ten-day holiday.

?It has become the longest Lantern Festival in history and has also become a national festival.

In the Qing Dynasty, the Lantern Festival holiday was changed to four days, but the grand occasion remained unchanged.

From the thirteenth day of the first lunar month, the lamps are put on, the lamps are tested on the fourteenth day, and the lamps are put on the fifteenth day.

?The whole New Year festival has come to an end only when the lanterns fall on the 18th.