Does anyone know what children eat hundreds of pieces of rice for?

In ancient times, there was a hundred meals, but today there is a hundred meters.

According to legend, on the first day of the first lunar month, the old man held children under one year old, went to various households to beg, and then brought back hundreds of meters of porridge for the children to eat, so that the children could get hundreds of shelters, eliminate disasters and diseases, and bless well-being. "100 meters to cook 100 porridge" means that children eat 100 meals and enjoy 100 blessings. They think this is everyone's blessing, and it is parents' wish to expect their children to grow up healthily.

The real "hundred-family meals" and "hundred-family meals" refer to the homonym of "old people" in the family, and "no seven sins"-"no food". Taoist priests or fortune tellers say that future generations should eat "hundred-family meals", otherwise future generations will have no food. The eldest son takes his younger brother or grandson to the villagers' house to beg, and always asks for a hundred dollars. This rice has to be cooked in one pot when it is taken home, and later generations have to eat it all at once. When I was in my hometown, those old people saw people with filial piety begging at home, thinking that it was the filial piety of the younger generation. They always gave a little respect and did not allow children to talk nonsense around me. The filial families who beg for food need not say thank you, and no one will be stingy. Ask for 100 meters, and every family will only give a little. If you want more rice, don't, because it's hard to carry it home.