The legend of the seventh festival

on july 7th, the seventh year of the agricultural calendar, valentine's day, which is also known as the seventh holiday of begging or daughter's day, is the day most important to our daughters' families.

at the beginning of july, the so-called beggarage was the result of a popular belief that the oxen knitted the sky, and that the daughters were at night praying to the goddess to beg for it.

in addition to the skills of knitting, they also beg for marriage.

so, countless lovers and lovers will pray to the stars for their marriage at this night and at this late hour.

in guangdong province and south-east asia, the most popular is the 7th of july.

this is indeed the great holiday of the house of the daughters of the old.

most of the provinces celebrate the 7th anniversary of the new year, but most celebrate it as a general celebration.

the province of guangdong, in particular, has a very high level of interest in this area.

when it comes to the seven festivals, we have to mention the story of love among the people of china -- the cow weaver.

they meet once a year seven nights and are seen as a symbol of love.

their love tragedy is deeply impressed in the hearts of every chinese.

so every night to the seventh night, many lovers pray to the stars of the night for love to last forever.

of course, it's just a legend.

the ritual of begging stems from the original faith of the ancient weavers, san, which combines the saying that the weavers meet every year on july 7th, to become the folk faith of today's day.

once upon a time, an orphan who lived with her brother-in-law was smart and hardworking, but her sister-in-law turned away from her and then kicked him up to the hill and left him a cow, and they called him the cowboy.

from then on, the oxen lays cattle during the day, chops wood, and sleeps with the oxen in that broken room at night.

one day, the oxen drove into a strange forest, where there was a beautiful mountain of water and birds.

they saw nine fairies on the grasses of the river, and then they took off the colours and jumped into the bottom of the river, staring at one of the youngest fairies.

the science saw god, and then the old cow suddenly said, "she's a weasel in the sky, and she'll be your wife if she takes the tan." the oxen quietly followed the tree and took away the varnish of the weaver.

and when it was at noon, the other fairies were wearing colours, and they drove away on a blessed cloud.

the only thing left behind was the five-coloured weaver.

at that point, the cowman came out of the tree and asked the weave to be his wife's weave to see the boy's good and honest and the hard-working manhood of shame.

the male and female weave and love each other.

two years later, the girl weaves the next man.

but the sky hears of a weaver marrying and is angry.

at the beginning of july, the mother of the queen was ordered to follow the sky with the soldiers, the weaver, the grieving cow, with the help of the old cow.

in the eyes of the queen's mother, the gold is drawn, and the oxan's feet are immediately filled with a river of waves.

weasel with broken liver and child-spicking cow, oneOn the west side of the river, one of the children of the river, looking forward to the weeping, was moved by the joys, while countless herds flew to the river, and set up a bridge, and the cow weavers were finally able to meet at the bridge, and the mother of the king had no choice but to allow her to meet once a year at the bridge at the beginning of July。