What agricultural activities do people mainly engage in on February 2 ()?

Sow in spring. February 2nd is a traditional festival in China, and it is also the second day of the second lunar month, commonly known as "the dragon looks up". On this day, people usually carry out various activities, including some important agricultural activities, such as spring ploughing and sowing.

Spring ploughing means that farmers can start farming their land on the second day of the second lunar month. This period happened to be beginning of spring, where the temperature gradually increased and the weather gradually warmed up, which was suitable for the growth of various crops. Spring ploughing needs a long-term plan and preparation, including farmers' agricultural skills, soil preparation, seed selection and farm tools. In this process, farmers will help each other and accomplish this important task together.

In addition to spring ploughing, February 2 is also a good time to sow. On this day, farmers will choose suitable crops for sowing. According to different regions and climatic conditions, farmers can choose different crops for sowing, such as wheat, corn and beans. Sowing requires certain skills and experience to ensure the growth and harvest of crops. In this process, farmers will also use some traditional methods, such as divination and prayer, to get the blessing of a bumper harvest.

On the whole, February 2nd is a very important moment, marking the beginning of agricultural production. On this day, farmers will collectively sow in spring to lay the foundation for a bumper harvest in the future. Although modern agricultural technology has made great progress, these traditional agricultural activities are still valued and inherited by people. In addition, in modern society, February 2nd has also become an important cultural festival, which provides people with an opportunity to show the traditional culture of China.