The 11th day of the first lunar month is an important node of the traditional Chinese festival, and it is also a beautiful moment for family harmony and career prosperity. Now, let's all remember "eat 3 things, do 2 things" and seize this opportunity to return to tradition, respect folk customs, and make families and businesses more prosperous in a busy modern society.
Eat 3 kinds and taste the deliciousness of the solar terms.
Spring bamboo shoots, spring leeks, and spring pineapples, these three ingredients are all must-have delicacies on the eleventh day of the first lunar month. They are not only unique seasonal ingredients, but also symbolize the arrival of spring and new beginnings. Spring bamboo shoots are tender and delicious, implying the vigor of life; The fragrance of spring leeks is overflowing, symbolizing family harmony; Spring pineapples are crisp and delicious, implying the prosperity of the cause. On this holiday, family and friends gather to savor these delicacies together and pray for family happiness and career success.
Do 2 things to pass on the power of customs.
Banqueting sons-in-law and sending lanterns is a traditional practice on the 11th day of the first lunar month, and it is also an important way to express family happiness and career prosperity.
Banqueting sons-in-law means that the woman's family invites her son-in-law home for dinner at the eleventh day of the first month of the first month to show respect and affection for them. This is an important part of family harmony and family affection. The arrival of the son-in-law symbolizes the continuation and prosperity of the family, and is also a blessing and cheer for the relationship between the husband and wife. On this special day, the woman's family will carefully prepare a sumptuous dinner, cook a variety of delicacies, and treat the son-in-law with heart. This traditional practice not only makes the son-in-law feel the care and warmth of the family, but also makes the whole family more harmonious and happy.
Sending lanterns is a traditional and unique cultural activity. On the evening of the 11th day of the first lunar month, every household will light up lanterns and hang them in front of the door or in the courtyard, creating a lively and festive atmosphere. The lanterns come in different shapes, implying various patterns of good luck. Sending flower lanterns is not only to decorate the family, but also to pray for the safety of the family and the success of the career. When night falls, families gather in the streets and alleys with lanterns in hand to celebrate the arrival of the New Year and enjoy the fun of this traditional culture.
Keep in mind "eat 3 things, do 2 things" and welcome a happy life!
On the 11th day of the first lunar month, keeping in mind the principle of "eating 3 things and doing 2 things", we can rely on tradition to make families harmonious and careers prosperous. Let's cherish this beautiful moment and pass on these traditional customs from generation to generation so that they become an integral part of our lives.
In the hectic modern life, we often pursue material success and rapid development, often ignoring the things that really make us happy. Keeping in mind the traditional custom of "eating 3 things and doing 2 things" can not only allow us to return to traditional culture, but also bring us the warmth of our family and the prosperity of our career.
In this Lunar New Year, let's sit down and enjoy the delicious taste of spring bamboo shoots, spring leeks and spring pineapples, and feel the love and unrestrained solar terms between family members; At the same time, feast sons-in-law, send lanterns, inherit customs, and express blessings to family and career. All of this will be a fond memory in our lives, motivating us to keep forging ahead and embrace a happier future.
I hope everyone can respect the traditional folk customs, prosper the family, prosper the career, and the happy time is with you!