What is the origin of the white doll hanging on the tree in the cartoon "Take a Rest"?

Sweeping mother, also known as sunny doll, sweeping woman and sunny monk. Japanese: るるてるぼぅず, popular in rural areas of China and Japan, is a kind of puppet hanging on the eaves to pray for sunny days.

It is said that Qing Niang comes from northwest folk customs, and there are three kinds of sayings:

Stop the rain: this is also the origin of the name of sweeping mother. Poetry: "Roll up your sleeves and hold a broom. When you hang it in the shade, you will wave. "

Reproductive worship: Sacrificing to sweep the mother is a statement of God, which means praying for his son Sun Yinsheng. This statement comes from China.

Double body: The Japanese believe that a clean mother can take the place of others to bear disasters and diseases. There is a song:

Sweep mom, sweep mom, I hope it will be fine tomorrow. If so, I will give you a golden bell.

Sweep mom, sweep mom, I hope it will be fine tomorrow. If so, I'll give you good wine.

Sweep mom, sweep mom, I hope it will be fine tomorrow. If not, cut off your head.