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The dragon looks up is the lunar calendar, and the dragon looks up is the lunar calendar.

There are many legends about dragons, one of which is a typical proverb, that is, on February 2, the dragon looks up, which is a festival after the Spring Festival and the Lantern Festival. When does the dragon look up in the lunar calendar, and when does the dragon look up in the lunar calendar? There are many traditional festivals and customs in China. Next, we will take you to know them one by one.

February 2 is also called "Spring Farming Festival" and "Agriculture and Mulberry Festival". This festival is to show respect for dragons and pray for rain, so people also call it "Spring Dragon Festival" today. This day is the day that the Dragon King looks forward to. After that, it began to rain and get warmer, suitable for farming. February 2 refers to February 2 of the lunar calendar, so it is called February 2.

There is a legend among the people. It is said that when Wu Zetian became emperor, the Jade Emperor was furious. It is forbidden to rain on the ground for three years. Without rain, crops cannot be harvested. People's life is very difficult, they can't move. Lack of rain for a long time makes people's lives very difficult. The dragon king relented and finally began to rain. The Jade Emperor put the Dragon King at the foot of a big mountain to punish him. It is also said that unless the golden beans bloom, the dragon king will not return to heaven. Out of gratitude to the Dragon King and saving his life, people wanted to save the Dragon King, so they basked in the sun and fried corn on February 2. Because corn is similar to golden beans in crops, it is impossible for golden beans to bloom, but when corn is heated, it becomes popcorn and blooms for golden beans. What people did was seen by the Dragon King, who told the Jade Emperor that it was not a golden bean blossom. Through people's efforts, the Jade Emperor successfully saw the golden beans bloom and successfully brought the Dragon King back to heaven. It is precisely because of this that this day also carries people's good wishes for good weather and good harvests.

February 2nd means recovery and good luck. People will have different customs on this day. In the south, the birthday of local landlords will be celebrated and there will be sacrificial activities. It is a custom in the north to cut hair and eat pig's head. Some people put the stone straight to show that the dragon looks up, while others shave their heads. Shaving a child's head is to get ahead in the future. An adult's haircut means good luck in the future; People who do business get a haircut, which means that their financial resources are rolling in and their careers are successful.

On that day, some people will eat noodles, which means keeping evil spirits out of the door and ensuring the safety of their families. Others will fry beans on this day, which means awakening the Dragon King. There is a lot of rain, which means good weather. Others will go to the temple to pray for their families.

The day before the panic was February 2. After that, the weather became warmer, the grass turned green, the trees turned green, all kinds of small animals woke up, everything revived, and insects woke up from hibernation, which harmed crops. Therefore, February 2 also symbolizes the dragon king's good wish to curb poisonous insects, seize crops and reap a bumper harvest in the coming year.

February 2nd has many wonderful meanings, but you can't do these things. For example, you can't do needlework or touch dangerous things, such as scissors. It is said that it will blind the dragon's eyes, and the cart will not walk, which means it will hurt the dragon's waist.