Nota de aplicación
Chinese festival celebrated on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, primarily focused on prayers by women for dexterity in needlework and a happy marriage. The festival has its origin in astronomical rituals of early Chinese people, particularly the Western Han Dynasty (206 BCE-8 CE). The stars Altair and Vega came to represent the legendary lovers Niu Lang (the Cowherd) and Zhi Nu (the Weaver Girl). Observances include offering fruits to the goddess, threading seven-hole needles, watching stars in the sky, and laying clothes to dry in a tower.
Ubicación jerarquía
- Faceta Actividades
- .. Eventos
- .... evento
- ...... evento cultural
- ........ feriado
- .......... cultural holidays
- ............ Chinese festivals
- .............. Chinese New Year
- .............. Double Ninth Festival
- .............. Double Seventh Festival
- .............. Dragon Boat Festival
- .............. Lantern Festival (Chinese festival)
- .............. Mid-Autumn Festival
- .............. Qingming Festival
- .............. Spring Sacrifice (Chinese festival)