Explanation of July 7th

The seventh day of the seventh lunar month. It is the night of Chinese Valentine's Day. "Song of Everlasting Sorrow" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty: "On July 7th, in the Hall of Eternal Life, no one was whispering in the middle of the night." The poem "Qixi Festival·Shangzhou Composition" by Song Wang Yucheng: "On July 7th last year, I sat alone in the straight house." Meng Hanqing of the Yuan Dynasty, "The Demon" The fourth chapter of "Heluo": "If you come to July 7th, then the beggars will make you a happy family, and you can show your magical power and follow everything." See "Qixi Festival".

Word Breakdown

The explanation of seven 七 ī is a number name, six plus one (often capitalized "Qi" is used on banknotes and documents). The style name, or "seven styles", is another form of Fu style. In the old days, sacrifices were held every seven days after death, and the sacrifices were performed seven times, which was called "doing seven". Radical: 1.