#虎年有娱 #
Do you know why you want to go back to your mother's house on the second day of the first lunar month?
To make a long story short, this is related to Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty: in the fourteenth year of Hongwu (1380), Ouyang Lun, the son of Hanmen Guizi, was a high school scholar because of his talent.
He was supposed to be assigned to work at the Hanlin Academy, but he was caught in the eye of Princess Anqing and was given the title of Lieutenant of the Horse.
This Ouyang Lun is not only knowledgeable and talented, but also good-looking and talented. Princess Anqing was pleased, and her father-in-law and mother-in-law were also very satisfied with the dragon concubine.
In the blink of an eye, the spring festival came, and the princess stayed at her in-laws' house for the New Year. However, the in-laws' family is a cold door, and the princess feels that the New Year is not interesting in the in-laws' house, where it is comparable to the festival in the palace.
Princess Anqing was noisy, and if she had to Chinese New Year's Eve, she would return to the palace to Chinese New Year's Eve. Back in the palace, meet your parents. Educated by his father, he returned to his in-laws' house for Chinese New Year's Eve nights.
On the first day of the Chinese New Year, Princess Anqing returned to the palace early in the morning with her horse to pay respects to her father and mother.
After zhu Yuanzhang listened, he said very unhappily: "It is your parents who are the emperor, is it not your parents who are your in-laws?" ”
Parents, when they saw that their daughter was too disrespectful, drove their daughter and son-in-law to the in-laws' house. And say, "Come back tomorrow!" ”
On the second day of the first lunar month, the daughter and son-in-law returned to the palace to pay their respects to their father and mother.
This matter spread to the people, everyone felt that the emperor's daughter returned home for the New Year in the second year of junior high school, the emperor approved this matter, and we ordinary people also followed the trend.
Therefore, this has become a conventional folk custom: every year on the second day of the first lunar month, the married daughter dresses up brightly, carries her aunt, holds the child, carries the Gift of the New Year, happily returns to her mother's house to kowtow to her father and mother, and the family is reunited for the New Year [fireworks] [fireworks]
