What is the name of Buddhism on the Mid-Autumn Festival?

Mid-Autumn Festival Buddhism is called Orchid Festival.

Every year on the 15th day of the seventh lunar month, people call it Zhongyuan Festival, and Buddhism also calls it Arahara Festival. It is also called Buddha's Happy Day, which is an auspicious day. In the folk, the name of Zhongyuan Festival corresponds to Shangyuan Festival and Xiayuan Festival. Shangyuan Festival is the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first month, and Xiayuan Festival is the fifteenth day of the tenth lunar month.

During the primitive Buddhist period in India, April 15 to July 15 was the rainy season in India, and the weather was very hot, humid and rainy. In fact, the climate in this period was similar to that in China, and it was mostly hot and rainy.

During this period, because all creatures are outside, such as insects, snakes, mice, ants and so on, most of them are outside. Because monks are afraid of accidentally stepping on these creatures during this period, they choose to go out unsafe, because it is easy for us to step on all creatures when we go out, which will hurt our lives and kill them.

Customs in various parts of China.

Hebei: Botou City and Nanpi County carried fruits, bacon, wine and money to their ancestral graves and fields on July 15th, which is called "recommending new things". The Mid-Autumn Festival in Guangping County is called "sending sheep" by offering fresh food to ancestors and preparing fruits, vegetables and steamed sheep for grandchildren. On July 15, Qinghe County went to the grave to offer sacrifices and steamed sheep for her daughter.

Shanxi: Scholars in Yonghe County sacrifice Kuixing on this day, and shepherds in Zhangzi County slaughter sheep to compete with God in the Mid-Autumn Festival. This popular tradition can increase the production of sheep. Meat is also given to relatives, while those who are poor and have no sheep use steamed noodles in the shape of sheep instead. Farmers in Yangcheng County use wheat crumbs to make cats, tigers and grain, and make sacrifices in the fields, which is called "going to the fields". In the Mid-Autumn Festival in Mayi County, wheat flour is used to make children's shapes, which are called "dough figurines", and children from relatives give gifts to each other. Farmers in Xinxian County hang five-color paper on the stalks of fields during the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Henan: In Shangqiu County, when the Central Plains worships local officials, paper flags are hung at the gate, which is said to prevent insects. In Mengjin county, flying kites on the Mid-Autumn Festival. On July 15th, Jia County drew a gray circle in front of the gate and burned paper officials in the circle to worship the ancestors.