Characteristics of Yingzi Valley

Eiko-gu is commonly known as the girl who wants a jar. In the past, on the night of the fourteenth day of the first month, there was a local custom to put a girl in a jar. The girls took a rice basket with red crepe as a sedan chair and greeted their daughter-in-law by the grate. The grate will not be damaged if it is used for a long time, and it is best to have moss on the outside of the grate. As soon as the girls arrived in the urn, they burned incense and lit candles and said sincerely, "Please go to Allah's house to talk." To predict this year's good or bad year, and even ask yourself whether it is appropriate to get married, you can carry a basket with one index finger and insert a hairpin as a "pen" beside the basket, so that the girl in the jar can write or draw flowers on the table full of pine flowers for you to guess. To ask how old the child is this year, the pen will jump up and down a few times, and the child will be old. Because the daughter-in-law does dirty work and rough work, some places require the girl in the water tank and the girl at the wellhead instead to show innocence. For example, Guo Ju invited Miss Inoguchi.

Please cover your daughter-in-law with a dustpan or dustpan, and then beat the bottom of the dustpan rhythmically with chopsticks, mumbling something. After a while, Zigu raised her dustpan, waved her handkerchief and jumped up shyly. At this time, people around us, regardless of gender or age, raised their voices and sang tea-picking songs in unison. If you sing fast, Zigu jumps fast. If you sing well, Zigu will dance happily.