Fongming Cable丨Traditional customs during the Grain in Ear season

Among the 24 solar terms in the traditional Chinese lunar calendar, Grain in Ear is regarded as an important season. This season represents the harvest of "grain" and the gain of "planting", symbolizing the hope and blessing of a good harvest. During the Grain in Ear season, people will follow some traditional customs to celebrate this special moment.

First of all, boiling plums is an important custom during the Grain in Ear season. People will pick fresh plums and then boil them with sugar to make plum sauce or dried plums to show a good harvest and wealth. This process is not only a celebration, but also a blessing and protection for crops.

Secondly, sending flowers to the gods is also one of the traditions of the Grain in Ear season. People will go to temples or shrines at this time to offer flowers and incense to express their respect and gratitude to the gods. This custom reflects people's respect for nature and life, and also hopes to be blessed by the gods.

Finally, playing mud fights is an interesting activity during the Grain in Ear season. People will gather in the fields and throw mud at each other, symbolizing the expulsion of diseases and disasters and the welcoming of a happy and healthy future. This activity not only increases people's interaction and entertainment, but also inherits folk culture and traditions.

In general, the traditional customs of the Grain in Ear season reflect people's awe of nature and their expectations for the future. Through these customs, people inherit historical culture and promote traditional values, while also showing their love for life and yearning for a better future. May we cherish traditions, be grateful for the harvest, and welcome a better tomorrow during the Grain in Ear season.

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