Interpretation of the personality and destiny of a girl born on the Double Ninth Festival. Will such a girl have a smooth life?

Interpretation of the character and destiny of girls born on the Double Ninth Festival

Double Ninth Festival Customs

Appreciating chrysanthemums and drinking chrysanthemum wine - The Double Ninth Festival is the golden autumn season of the year, when chrysanthemums are in full bloom. It is said that appreciating chrysanthemums and drinking chrysanthemum wine originated from the great poet Tao Yuanming of the Jin Dynasty. Tao Yuanming was famous for his seclusion, his poetry, his wine, and his love of chrysanthemums; later generations followed his example, and thus the custom of appreciating chrysanthemums on the Double Ninth Festival came into being. In the old days, scholars and literati combined chrysanthemum appreciation with banquets in order to get closer to Tao Yuanming. In Kaifeng, the capital of the Northern Song Dynasty, the custom of appreciating chrysanthemums on the Double Ninth Festival was popular. At that time, there were many varieties of chrysanthemums with various shapes and appearances. People also call the ninth month of the lunar calendar the "Chrysanthemum Month". During the Double Ninth Festival, when chrysanthemums bloom proudly in the frost, viewing chrysanthemums has become an important part of the festival. After the Qing Dynasty, the custom of chrysanthemum appreciation became particularly prosperous. And not limited to September 9, but it is still most prosperous around the Double Ninth Festival.
Inserting dogwood and wearing chrysanthemums in the hair - The custom of inserting dogwood on the Double Ninth Festival was already very common in the Tang Dynasty. The ancients believed that wearing dogwood on the Double Ninth Festival could ward off disasters and misfortunes; some people wore it on their arms, made a sachet and put the dogwood inside and wore it, or wore it on their heads. Most of them are worn by women and children, and in some places, men also wear them. Wearing dogwood on the Double Ninth Festival was recorded in Ge Hong's "Miscellaneous Notes on the Western Classics" in the Jin Dynasty. In addition to wearing dogwood, people also wear chrysanthemums on their heads. This has been the case since the Tang Dynasty and has been popular throughout the ages. During the Qing Dynasty, the custom of the Double Ninth Festival in Beijing was to stick chrysanthemum branches and leaves on doors and windows to "eliminate evil and attract good luck." This is a change in the custom of wearing chrysanthemums on the head. In the Song Dynasty, people also cut colorful silk into dogwood and chrysanthemums to give to each other as gifts or wear.
Eating Chongyang Cake - According to historical records, Chongyang Cake is also called flower cake, chrysanthemum cake and five-color cake. There is no fixed method to make it and it is rather casual. At dawn on September 9th, people would place a piece of cake on their children’s foreheads and chant something, wishing their children success in everything. This was the original intention of the ancients making cakes in September. The elaborate Double Ninth Festival cake is made into nine layers, like a pagoda, with two lambs made on top to match the meaning of Double Ninth Festival (sheep). Some people even put a small red paper flag on the Chongyang cake and light candles. This probably means using "lighting lamps" and "eating cakes" instead of "climbing high", and using small red paper flags instead of dogwood. There is still no fixed variety of Chongyang cake today. The soft cakes eaten on Chongyang Festival in various places are all called Chongyang cake.

Folk song of the Double Ninth Festival: Chrysanthemums are yellow, and the yellow variety is strong; chrysanthemums are fragrant, and the yellow variety is healthy; on the ninth day of September, drink chrysanthemum wine, and people get drunk with chrysanthemums on the Double Ninth Festival.
September 9th is Double Ninth Festival; fly kites with long strings.
In August, my brother gives me cakes during the Mid-Autumn Festival, and in September, my sister gives me shoes during the Double Ninth Festival.