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The Fourth Seventh Month:腊月廿七
As one of China's traditional holiday festivals,腊八节 (Xiaoshu Qian) has been celebrated for over 2,500 years. The traditional celebration revolves around three key themes: the "three nines" (\u672C\u672C\u5895), the prosperity of animals and people (\u6700\u672C\u6700), and the spirit of "sharing."
The First Theme – The Three Nines (三九节)
A traditional greeting among腊八节 attendees is:
"我是腊八节，愿您是我的三九节——岁来平安，岁到快乐，岁月悠长！"
Among the many rituals, there is a strict practice of lighting eight cups of tea before eating a dish. "You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea."
The Second Theme – The Prosperity and Happiness of Animals (动物福满、人顺)
A young man named Sun Yat-sen once wrote:
"我愿与你同饮一杯苦涩的茶，愿与你共进一场苦涩的酒。"
As the ruler of the state, he also believed that all people should inherit their lineage and pass down wisdom.
The Third Theme – The Spirit of sharing (分享的真谛)
A young woman named Li Qiao wrote:
"You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea. You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea."
Among the gifts, there is a traditional greeting among the public:
"我是腊八节，愿您是我的花，愿您是我的酒——我将为您准备两杯茶：一杯苦涩的茶，一杯苦涩的酒。"
The Fourth Seventh Month (第四第七个月): 口袋里的礼物
As it is widely believed in China that the key to happiness lies within oneself, many holiday festivals include activities designed to enhance self-improvement.
Among these, there are traditional dances such as:
"Ai Si Xie (祝您健康快乐)，Xue Jia Cai Zhe (祝您平安顺遂)。"
In addition to rituals and gifts, there is also a traditional saying among the public:
"愿您的口袋里装着美好的礼物，愿您的眼睛里映照出幸福的光芒。"
The Fifth Seventh Month (第五第七个月): The Story of the Golden Rice
One of the key symbols in腊八节 is the story of golden rice.
A woman named Guan Yu wrote:
"You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea. You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea."
Among these, there are traditional dances such as:
"Zhi Bi Zhi Xie (祝您健康快乐)，Qi Bu Qie Zhe (祝您平安顺遂)。"
The Sixth Seventh Month (第六第七个月): The Truest Reflection of Human Nature)
As the most important symbol in腊八节, there is an enduring saying:
"You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea. You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea."
Among these, there are traditional dances such as:
"Bo Xie Bo Si (祝您健康快乐)，Bo Ren Bo Zhe (祝您平安顺遂)。"
The Seventh Eighth Month (第七八年): The Secret behind the magic of Christmas)
As it is widely believed in China that the magic behind Christmas comes from Santa Claus,腊八节 also carries this saying:
"You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea. You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea."
Among these, there are traditional dances such as:
"Bo Si Bo Si (祝您健康快乐)，Xie Ren Bo Zhe (祝您平安顺遂)。"
The Eighth Ninth Month (第八九年): The Truest Reflection of Human Nature)
As the key themes in腊八节 include three nines, prosperity and happiness of animals, and the spirit of sharing.
Among these, there are traditional dances such as:
"Ai Si Xie (祝您健康快乐)，Xue Jia Cai Zhe (祝您平安顺遂)。"
The Ninth Tenth Month (第九第十个月): The Truest Reflection of Human Nature)
As the key themes in腊八节 include three nines, prosperity and happiness of animals, and the spirit of sharing.
Among these, there are traditional dances such as:
"Ai Si Xie (祝您健康快乐)，Xue Jia Cai Zhe (祝您平安顺遂)。"
The Tenth Eleventh Month (第十一年)
As it is widely believed in China that the magic behind Christmas comes from Santa Claus,腊八节 also carries this saying:
"You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea. You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea."
Among these, there are traditional dances such as:
"Bo Si Bo Si (祝您健康快乐)，Qie Ren Bo Zhe (祝您平安顺遂)。"
The Eleventh Twelfth Month (第十一年)
As it is widely believed in China that the magic behind Christmas comes from Santa Claus,腊八节 also carries this saying:
"You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea. You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea."
Among these, there are traditional dances such as:
"Bo Si Bo Si (祝您健康快乐)，Qie Ren Bo Zhe (祝您平安顺遂)。"
The Twelfth Thirteenth Month (第十二年)
As it is widely believed in China that the magic behind Christmas comes from Santa Claus,腊八节 also carries this saying:
"You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea. You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea."
Among these, there are traditional dances such as:
"Bo Si Bo Si (祝您健康快乐)，Qie Ren Bo Zhe (祝您平安顺遂)。"
The Thirteenth Fourteenth Month (第十三年)
As it is widely believed in China that the magic behind Christmas comes from Santa Claus,腊八节 also carries this saying:
"You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea. You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea."
Among these, there are traditional dances such as:
"Bo Si Bo Si (祝您健康快乐)，Qie Ren Bo Zhe (祝您平安顺遂)。"
The Fourteenth Fifteenth Month (第十四年)
As it is widely believed in China that the magic behind Christmas comes from Santa Claus,腊八节 also carries this saying:
"You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea. You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea."
Among these, there are traditional dances such as:
"Bo Si Bo Si (祝您健康快乐)，Qie Ren Bo Zhe (祝您平安顺遂)。"
The Fifteenth Sixteenth Month (第十五年)
As it is widely believed in China that the magic behind Christmas comes from Santa Claus,腊八节 also carries this saying:
"You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea. You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea."
Among these, there are traditional dances such as:
"Bo Si Bo Si (祝您健康快乐)，Qie Ren Bo Zhe (祝您平安顺遂)。"
The Sixteenth Seventeenth Month (第十六年)
As it is widely believed in China that the magic behind Christmas comes from Santa Claus,腊八节 also carries this saying:
"You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea. You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea."
Among these, there are traditional dances such as:
"Bo Si Bo Si (祝您健康快乐)，Qie Ren Bo Zhe (祝您平安顺遂)。"
The Seventeenth Eighteenth Month (第十七年)
As it is widely believed in China that the magic behind Christmas comes from Santa Claus,腊八节 also carries this saying:
"You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea. You lighter my cup, you lighter my tea."
Among these, there are traditional dances such as:
"Bo Si Bo Si (祝您健康快乐)，Qie Ren Bo Zhe (祝您平安顺遂)。"
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