中国传统节日中英对照重阳节（Chinese traditional festival Double Ninth Festival）.docVIP

中国传统节日中英对照重阳节（Chinese traditional festival Double Ninth Festival） Chinese traditional festival: Double Ninth Festival Lunar calendar in September 9th, for the traditional double ninth festival. Because the ancient book of changes in the six as a negative number, Nine as a positive number, in September 9th, the sun and the moon, the 29 phase, therefore called Chongyang, also called Chongjiu, that the ancients is a celebration of the auspicious day, and from a very early start to celebrate this festival. In ancient times, people in the Chung Yeung Festival has a high customs, so the Double Ninth Festival is called Climbing Festival.. According to legend, this custom dates back to the Eastern Han dynasty. The Tang Dynasty wrote many poems of climbing, mostly written customs; Du Fu septasyllabic climb, is to write the famous double ninth. Wherever you climb, there is no uniform regulation. Generally, you climb mountains and climb towers. On this day, people have the custom of eating Double Ninth cakes. In Chinese, cake and high homonym, people will use eating cake instead of Climbing, I wish Pepsi all high. Also known as the double ninth cake cake, cake, colored chrysanthemum cake, were not fixed, more casual. The tallest one has nine floors, like a tower. The Double Ninth Festival is a year autumn chrysanthemum in full bloom, the folk lunar September called Ju in Chrysanthemum Aoshuang blooming Festival, ornamental chrysanthemum became an important content of the festival, of course, people will drink chrysanthemum wine. The woman will get inserted in the head or from hanging in the entrance, can shelter disaster. Today is the Double Ninth Festival, was given a new meaning, in 1989, China each year on September 9th as the festival, traditional and modern skillfully combined into honoring and respecting ZhuLao, the festival of the elderly. National organs, groups, streets, often in the organization from work down the old autumn scenery, water play, or climbing the body,