1. Aojiu Festival short story, concise point 1. Aojiu Festival source story (1) It is said that in ancient times, there was a man named Mulian. His mother was evil during her lifetime and harmed others. After her death, she was imprisoned in the underworld.

When he visited the prison, he often brought food to his mother, but all was eaten by the imp on guard.

(2) Later, he thought of a way to mix water chestnuts, peanuts, red dates, longan, brown sugar and other raw materials with glutinous rice, cook it into sweet porridge, put it in a bowl, sprinkle a handful of black sesame seeds and give it to his mother to guard the jailer.

Seeing that the porridge was dark, he asked: "What is this?" Maud Lian replied casually: "This is Aoguan."

(The word "jiu" in Fuzhou dialect is homophonic to the word "dirty") (3) The guard believed it and thought the porridge was dirty, so he did not dare to eat it.

Therefore, "Aojiu Porridge" was delivered to Mulian's mother.

(4) This day happens to be the twenty-ninth day of the first lunar month, and Mulian’s mother is also twenty-nine years old. According to Fujian customs, the first month is divided into "three nines", the ninth day of the first lunar month is called "Shangjiu", and the nineteenth day is called "Shangjiu".

The twenty-nine are called "the middle nine" and the twenty-nine are called "the last nine", so this porridge is called "the last nine porridge".

(5) Because the color of the porridge is black, it is called "Aojiu porridge", and because Mulian is filial to his mother, it is also called "Xiaojiu porridge".

Extension: The Aojiu Festival is a local festival in the Shiyi area of ??Fuzhou, Fujian Province, China. The date is the 29th day of the first lunar month.

On this day, every household will cook Aojiu porridge to worship their ancestors or give it to relatives and friends; married women will also send Aojiu porridge back to their natal homes to honor their parents.

Regardless of whether it is the twenty-ninth year of the first lunar month or the twenty-nine year old, it is the year when Mulian's mother was in trouble. Therefore, people in Fuzhou have a taboo on the ninth day and believe that "nine" is the year of misfortune.

Therefore, people who meet the age of "nine" should eat too much, and married daughters should also give "nine" to their parents to pray for their parents' safety and health.

2. The short story of the Aojiu Festival should be concise. The "Aojiu Festival" comes from the legend of "Mu Lian saved his mother".

It is said that in ancient times, there was a man named Mulian whose mother was evil during her lifetime and was imprisoned in a cell in the underworld after her death. When he visited the prison, he often brought food to his mother, but all the food was eaten by the guards who guarded her.

Later, he thought of a way to mix water chestnuts, peanuts, red dates, longan, brown sugar and other raw materials with glutinous rice to cook sweet porridge. After serving it in a bowl, he sprinkled a handful of black sesame seeds and gave it to his mother. When the guard saw the porridge,

It was dark and asked: "What is this?" Mulian replied casually: "This is Aozu porridge." ("Nine" in Fuzhou dialect is a homophony of "Zu"). The guard believed it and thought the porridge was very dirty.

Dare to eat.

Therefore, "Aojiu Porridge" was delivered to Mulian's mother.

This day happens to be the twenty-ninth day of the first lunar month, and Mulian's mother is also twenty-nine years old that year. According to Fujian custom, the first month is divided into "three nines", the ninth day of the first lunar month is called "shangjiu", and the nineteenth day is called "zhongjiu"

, the twenty-nine are called "the last nine", so this porridge is called the "the last nine porridge".

Later, it was called "Aojiu porridge" because the color of the porridge was dark, and it was also called "Xiaojiu porridge" because Mulian was filial to his mother.

3. Information about the Aojiu Festival Today is the 29th of the first lunar month. This day is called Aojiu in our country every year. Every time at this time, children have to send a bowl of Aojiu porridge to their parents to show their filial piety and respect for their parents.

Blessings, so Aojiu Festival is also called Filial Piety Festival.

There are many legends about the origin of the Aojiu Festival, but the most popular version is that a long time ago, a mother and her son depended on each other. Later, the mother passed away, and the son was so sad that he had to bring his mother's favorite food to his mother's grave every day.

Worship.

So it goes year after year.

One day the son dreamed that his mother told him that on the twenty-ninth day of the first lunar month every year, a group of hungry ghosts would always come to snatch food. The mother was too old and frail to fight against them, so she had to go hungry.

The son was very sad to hear this.

After waking up, I racked my brains and finally came up with a solution.

He knew that his mother loved to eat sweets made from glutinous rice, so he made porridge with glutinous rice, peanuts, sesame, red beans, red dates, osmanthus, etc., and added brown sugar to the porridge, and brought it to his mother on the 29th of the first lunar month.

In front of the grave.

The next day, my mother came to her dream again and said that those hungry ghosts came to grab food again, but she saw that the food her son put in the earthen jar was sticky and black, and there were many things on it that looked like small insects that she couldn’t tell what they were. The hungry ghosts

They didn't dare to eat. Finally, the mother was not hungry. The mother also said that the porridge sent by her son was delicious and she liked it very much.

From then on, every year on the 29th day of the first lunar month, the son would always cook a pot of Aojiu porridge, which his mother loved to eat, and give it to his mother.

People lamented their sons' filial piety, and gradually this custom spread among the people. Every year, Aojiu children would give their parents a bowl of Aojiu porridge to express their gratitude to their parents for their upbringing and wish their parents peace and prosperity.

Health and longevity.

Now every year on this day, *** will remind people to respect the elderly and show love and filial piety to their parents through text messages on their mobile phones.

Today is the Aojiu Festival again. Have you visited your parents?

How much have you done for them in the past few days?

Year after year, we have lost nine, and now we have lost nine again. We need to care for the elderly for a long time; everyone will grow old, but we must be filial to our parents before we get old today.