What to do on the 25 th of the twelfth lunar month, the custom of the Spring Festival.

The traditional folk activities on the 25th of the twelfth lunar month mainly include picking up the jade emperor, raising silkworms in the fields, the Thousand Lantern Festival, and driving away chaos.

1, meet the jade emperor

According to the old custom, the Jade Emperor himself went down to the underworld on the 25th day of the twelfth lunar month to investigate the good and evil in the world and decide the fortune for the coming year. Therefore, every household presents blessings by animation, which is called "receiving the Jade Emperor". On this day, people should be cautious in daily life and speech, strive for good performance, win the favor of the Jade Emperor and bring good luck for the coming year.

2, according to the silkworm egg farm

Jiangnan people also call the 25th day of the twelfth lunar month "burning field silkworms", "lighting field silkworms" and "burning field wealth". People stand in the fields with torches tied to long poles, and use flames to herald the new year, and the vigorous flames herald the bumper harvest in the coming year. But in some places, this activity will not be held until the age of 30.

3. Catch up with the chaos

According to the old folk custom in China, the Kitchen God was sent to New Year's Eve on the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month. During this period, there was no God's jurisdiction on earth, and everyone was forgiven. China married, which was called "eliminating chaos". Luannian is a special period designed by people to adjust their social life.

4. Thousand Lights Festival

The 25th day of the twelfth lunar month is a religious festival for Mongolians and Daur people. Mongolian is called "Ganming Zhuola", which means Thousand Lantern Festival. On the 25th of the twelfth lunar month, I made "Ganming Zhuola" and lit it in the temple, thinking that the more I ordered, the more auspicious it would be. This festival custom is the most popular among Mongolians in Vilat, Xinjiang. On this day, local people eat roast beef and mutton and hold traditional sports and entertainment activities.