What are the customs of Valentine's Day in China?

In ancient times, the seventh month of the lunar calendar happened to be the time for women to weave and make clothes, so various entertainment activities on Tanabata gradually took shape.

Traditional Qixi activities include threading needles on the moon, planting millet potted plants, drying clothes and books, washing hair and manicure. The main participants are unmarried girls.

Some activities are even forbidden to married people. On Valentine's Day in China, the activity of seeking cleverness on that day is a national activity in China.

In other words, we should pray that the Weaver Girl will make herself more skilled, especially for girls. Of course, the activities in each region may be different.