Qixi Festival
Qixi Festival, often called "Chinese Saint Valentine's Day," is celebrated on the 7th day of the 7th lunar month. This romantic festival, inspired by the legend of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, symbolizes love and the annual reunion of lovers.
Chinese Saint Valentine's Day: The Qixi Festival
The Qixi Festival, often called "Chinese Saint Valentine's Day," is celebrated on the 7th day of the 7th lunar month. This romantic festival, inspired by the legend of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, symbolizes love and the annual reunion of lovers.
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Ancient Qixi Festival Traditions
Under the Paulownia Shade, Begging for Skills
Depicts girls testing their embroidery skills by throwing needles into water and observing the shadows.
Feast and Begging for Skills
Shows palace women in a courtyard feast, praying to the Weaver Girl star for wisdom and skills.
Sincere Moon Worship
Depicts women worshiping the moon in a grand hall with incense burning and maidservants attending.
Begging for Skills under the Moon
Women set up an incense table and pray for skills under the moonlight.
Worshiping under the Moon
Women thread needles with colorful threads, set up an incense table, and place offerings, praying to the Weaver Girl for skills.