Yuancheng Festival is an important festival in the Song Dynasty, which takes the birthday of Emperor Tsinghua on the ninth day of the eighth lunar month as Yuancheng Festival. Emperor Tsinghua, according to Taoism, came from the apotheosis of Qing Xuanshen and vowed to save all sentient beings. As the waiter of the Jade Emperor, he will come to earth on this day to show the emperor's kindness in water and soil. In the Song Dynasty, Chengyuan Festival was a legal holiday, and everyone would go home for the holiday.
Few people know this festival now, and most people who worship Emperor Tsinghua on this day are Taoist priests. People born on the ninth day of the eighth lunar month have a rough fate, but they can make a big difference. Both men and women can get good grades and the future is immeasurable. You need to do more good deeds, let your virtues spread to your neighbors and friends, and accumulate blessings for yourself. In August of the lunar calendar, the temperature is getting colder, the autumn is crisp, and the osmanthus fragrance is fragrant.
Weather explanation
The ninth day of August is Shen Jiari. At this time, the spring water in the well seems to have been pumped by Jia Mu, which means that the weather will obviously feel cool. It's not good if the weather is hot, so it will probably rain this day. So looking at the ninth day of August is to see if it rains. If there is rain, it means that the cold is extracted, and the next weather will be cooler and rainy, which means the weather is good.
If you don't go up the mountain next year, you don't have to go up the mountain to pray if the weather is good. In ancient times, people usually prayed and prayed. The ninth day of the eighth lunar month also happens to be the solar term of the autumnal equinox. There are also many proverbs about this day, such as the autumnal equinox, nothing is born, the autumnal equinox is fine, and Yu Qiuqing is fine; It rains at the autumnal equinox, so it should not be sunny at the autumnal equinox. Light rain is a good year. If you are not afraid of rain at the autumnal equinox, you are afraid of sunny at the autumnal equinox (the above contents are for reference only).