The Han nationality has the saying of dragon head up on February 2 of the lunar calendar. Dragon head up (February 2) is also known as spring ploughing Festival, agricultural Festival and spring Dragon Festival. It is a traditional Chinese folk festival. Dragon head up is the second day of February in the lunar calendar, commonly known as the Green Dragon Festival. It is said that it is the day when the dragon head up. It is a traditional festival in urban and rural China. Celebrate the dragon head festival to show respect for the dragon and pray for rain, so that the old God can protect the harvest. February 2, according to legend, is the father-in-law's birthday, called the land birthday, to warm the father-in-law's life. There is also such a festival in the traditional festivals of Daur people. What are the characteristics of Daur's February 2 custom? 4hw.com.cn reading channel interprets for you: the traditional customs of Daur people on February 2!
The traditional custom of Daur people on February 2
February 2 of Daur nationality is the 'February 2' Festival. This festival is considered by the Daur people as the day when the Dragon rises and all kinds of creatures begin to recover.
On this day, you should open the window and still have some millet and millet from the outside to the house. Eat buckwheat flour pie in the morning, bake oil cakes and cook pig's head in the pot in order to let the Dragon smell the smell of oil and broth and know it's time to rain. I don't do needlework on this day. I think doing needlework will get Kashin Beck disease.
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