What is the 25th day of the first month?

The 25th day of the first month is February, 2023 15.

The 25th day of the first month, commonly known as "mending the sky festival", is the birthday of the warehouse owner. This is a festival for the Han people to symbolize the harvest in the new year. "Warehouse Irrigation Festival" is also called "Tiancang Festival" because of the homonym of "irrigation" and "heaven". There are two kinds of warehouses in Xiaotian.

The 20th day of the first lunar month is Xiaotian Cang, and the 25th day of the first lunar month is God Cang, which is a traditional folk festival. Some people say that Tiancang Festival is a day of offering sacrifices to stars, while others say it is a day of offering sacrifices to the earth or grinding the gods. The so-called warehouse filling is to fill up the barn.

The full grain festival is a festival for the Han people to symbolize the harvest in the new year. The "Warehouse Filling Festival" is also called "Tiancang Festival" because of the homonym of "filling" and "sky". There are two kinds of warehouses in Xiaotian. The 20th day of the first lunar month is Xiaotian Cang, and the 25th day of the first lunar month is God Cang, which is a traditional folk festival.

Some people say that Tiancang Festival is a day of offering sacrifices to stars, while others say it is a day of offering sacrifices to the earth or grinding the gods. The so-called warehouse filling is to fill up the barn.

At the dawn of this day, every household makes grain depots of different sizes with screened cooking ashes in their own yards or threshing floors, and puts some grains into them to symbolize a bumper harvest. According to folklore, the filling of warehouses on the 25th day of the first month is to commemorate a kind and unknown warehouse official.

The custom of filling warehouse festival

1 steamed food

2. Handling and Filling Location

3, the ground paint warehouse hoarding

Step 4 clean the yard

5. Lending is prohibited.

6. Light a lamp to worship the gods

7. Pay tribute to warehouse officials