What does the wax-dripping rice circle mean?

Wax dripping is a common phenomenon in life, which refers to the phenomenon that the melt drops when candles or other combustibles burn. Dropping wax can form a unique shape, which has a certain aesthetic feeling when making candles or decorative items. In addition, dripping wax is often used for divination and prediction.

Rice circles refer to a group of people who love an idol or star. These people will share relevant information on social media, form virtual circles, and often participate in fan activities. The existence of rice circles promotes the communication and interaction between stars and fans, but there are also some excessive fanaticism and unhealthy behaviors.

Wax-dripping rice circles are a unique cultural phenomenon of rice circles. This phenomenon combines wax drops with rice circles and becomes a special behavior and cultural symbol. In the wax dripping rice circle, fans will use candles or other items that can produce wax dripping to make their own exclusive items. These items can be making clay dolls, customizing mobile phone cases, making earrings, etc. These items are often related to the stars they support. Wax rice doughnuts are not only a love and pursuit of stars, but also a pleasure to create and share.