Qixi Festival-Chinese Valentines Day

Qixi Festival, also known as "Qiqiao Festival" and "Daughter's Day", is one of the traditional folk festivals in China, which originated in the Han Dynasty. The origin of this festival is related to an ancient custom of worshipping astronomical stars. People pay special attention to the Altair and Vega stars in the sky on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month every year, because it is said that these two stars are a pair of loving gods.

In ancient times, Altair and Vega respectively represented both men and women. On this day, people would pray to them for beautiful things such as love, marriage, and childbirth, as well as for their skillful skills and wisdom. Because Vega is considered a symbol of women, this festival gradually evolved into a day for women to celebrate wisdom and fate in later development, which is the origin of "Qiqiao" and "Daughter's Day".

With the passage of time, the Qixi Festival has gradually become a festival full of cultural connotations and romantic feelings. Now, on the Qixi Festival, people will admire the moon, burn incense, pray, set off fireworks, and have some unique customs, such as weaving and drawing silk, playing abacus, picking stars, etc. This festival has become an important component of traditional Chinese culture and has been promoted and celebrated in more and more overseas regions.

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