Henan customs: 100 meals and 100 clothes

this ancient land has been painted as poetic by the grotesque facade of the middle plain.

one of the most interesting of these customs is the fact that children wear 100 clothes and eat 100 meals.

one of the clothes of a baby, made of a piece of fabric from a hundred families, which is known as a hundred.

every time a child is born, especially the child's one-child cry breaks the silence of the family and the family is surprised.

at that point, the grandmother and grandfather of the child were to report the good news to their right-hand neighbours and to beg for the beggars of hundreds of close relatives.

in particular, the “lao”, “chen” and “chang” tunes, which, in the old people's view, are good words and are important for the upbringing of children.

so a small piece of their cloth or one of their old ones, the old people will also treasure it.

the size of the bricks is generally less nuanced, but blue is the best.

because of the "blue" tune, the demons can't take away their children as long as they have blue rags.

people sew a hundred pieces of cloth together.

according to older persons, there is also a great deal of suture, such as the direction of the threads, puzzles, etc., and there are agreed rules.

clothes cannot be opened to the chest, but are to be turned into one-sided blouses, or burqas.

often such clothing cannot be finished, and older people often leave their mouths in their bottoms, which is called the hidden place.

after the child's full moon, the child's mother sews her mouth, which means that the child's spirit has stayed with her and no longer has to worry about the child's safety.

perhaps food in clothes is fundamental to human survival, and the custom of the childhood of civil bodyguards, in addition to wearing 100 family clothes, is also a habit of feeding their children.

the first day of the first day of the agricultural calendar for those who were more fond of their children, grandpa was carrying his grandson under the age of five, pretending to be a beggar, breaking his bowl and begging along the street.

the beggars used 100 of them.

they'll bring together the groceries, the vegetables and the rice, and they'll boil them into fresh meals for the children to eat.

the children are said to be protected from disaster by a hundred families.

after a hundred meals, the grandmother of the child needs to steam 100 copper-sized flour, to use a basket, to walk along a village or street, and to send him a small sling whenever she meets a child.

these 100 pups are given to 100 children.

after the end of the twilight, the disaster lets others chew, and their children will be safe and healthy, and they will grow up.

it's called "charlie." there is a certain expanse of custom in civil society, whether known or not, where people find their grandchildren who are in search of food, and when they meet older people who are in need of food, they take it。