Is September 22 a Son s Day, and February 9, 2014 a Daughter s Day?

What holiday is September 22nd? September 22 is not Son's Day, and September 22 corresponds to the holiday: the autumn equinox. It's the twenty-four solar terms.

The time of the sixteenth solar term is generally September 22 and 24 of the Gregorian calendar every year. On the day of the autumnal equinox, the sun reaches 180° of yellow longitude (the autumnal equinox) and almost directly hits the Earth's equator, with the same length of day and night around the world (not taking into account the refraction of sunlight by the atmosphere and the shadow of morning and dusk). In ancient times, there was a folk activity of "spring festival day, autumn festival moon", and the autumn equinox was the traditional "moon festival" (Mid-Autumn Festival), and the Mid-Autumn Festival was held by the autumn evening.

Evolved from the moon festival.

2. After the autumn equinox, the direct point of the sun continues to move from the equator to the southern hemisphere, and the days and nights in the northern hemisphere begin to be shorter and longer, that is, the days begin to be shorter than the nights in a day; The Southern Hemisphere is the opposite. Therefore, the autumn equinox is also called the descending equinox. And at the North and South Poles, on the day of the autumnal equinox, the sun is on the horizon all day.

Above. After that, as the direct point of the sun continued to move southward, a six-month polar night began near the North Pole, and the range gradually expanded and then decreased. A six-month polar day begins near the South Pole.

The scope gradually expands and then narrows.

No. World Car-Free Day is celebrated on September 22 every year. Originally launched in France, the aim of the "Car-Free Day" is to raise awareness of the environmental impact that cars can do to the urban environment, and to encourage people to use public transport, cycle or walk in urban areas.

On September 22, 1998, citizens of 35 cities in France voluntarily took the initiative to abandon their private cars on that day, making it the first "car-free day" in France. Later, in February 2000, the first car-free day in France was incorporated into the framework of the European Union's environmental policy, and September 22 became the "European Car-free Day" and "International Car-free Day".

September 22 is not Son's Day, and there is no Son's Day in the country.

First of all, there is no such thing as Son's Day, so September 22 is not Son's Day.

No, there is no such holiday.

China does not have a Son's Day, Japan does have.

No, haven't heard of this festival.

On September 22, 2022, there is the International Panda Festival, a car-free day.

No, there are many sayings about Chinese Daughter's Day. One of the "Daughter's Festivals" that influenced Japan and South Korea was the Kamitsu Festival.

Shangsi Festival is an ancient traditional Chinese festival, commonly known as the third day of March, which was set as the day of the first month of March before the Han Dynasty, and later fixed on the third day of the third month of the summer calendar.

"Shangsi" first appeared in the early Han Dynasty documents. Zheng Xuan's note in "Zhou Li": "Purified when the year is old, and now in March, it is like water and the like." According to records, the Shangsi Festival was already popular in the Spring and Autumn Period. The Shangsi Festival is the most important festival in ancient times when the "Cleansing and Bathing" activity was held.

The third day of the third month of the summer calendar is the first day. In ancient times, the first day of the third month of the summer calendar was called "Shangsi". The third day of the first month of March is more than the first day.

On this day, people spread the camellia flowers on the stove and the places where they sit and sleep, believing that they can get rid of ants and other insect pests; hide the manghua and paulownia flowers in sweaters and feathers, thinking that the clothes can be moth-free; The women wore the mangy flowers on their heads, believing that they could avoid headaches and sleep very sweetly at night. Kamimi is also known as the Daughter's Day.

But Daughter's Day is not the only one. The Dragon Boat Festival is also the Daughter's Day, and the Ming Dynasty's "Wan Miscellaneous Notes": "Wan (Wanping County) customs, from the first day of the (May) to the fifth day of the first month, the little girl is extremely beautiful, and the marriage is also backlogged and returned to Ning, because it is called Women's and Children's Day."

Which of the five days is Daughter's Day? The book also recorded: "May Daughter's Day is the Dragon Boat Festival."

It can be known that it only refers to the Dragon Boat Festival. Pan Rongma's "Ji Sheng in the Year of Emperor Jing" "Duanyang" article Yiyun: "Call the day for the Daughter's Day."

Qixi Festival is also the Daughter's Day, because begging for the moon is a girl's thing. With the addition of the Shangsi Festival, there are three daughters' festivals.

In addition, there is a daughter's festival that is popular in Guangyuan, Sichuan.

According to legend, the mother of the Tang Dynasty Empress Wu Zetian was pregnant by a black dragon when she was traveling to Hewan in Guangyuan, and gave birth to Wu Zetian on the 23rd day of the first lunar month. Therefore, in the old days, the people used this day as the period of the Wu Zetian meeting. On this day, people flock to Shengze Temple, Zetianba and the banks of the Jialing River to play.

The women dressed up and invited each other to swim along the river bay to seek good luck. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, this activity was suspended for a time. In 1988, Guangyuan City** decided to restore this folk festival and named it "Daughter's Day", setting the festival on September 1 of the Gregorian calendar.