A group of women pick chrysanthemums, dry them and use them to brew wine as the Double Ninth Festival approaches.
Starting with an ancient painting, the viewers find themselves surrounded by the artistic scene of “plucking chrysanthemums under the eastern hedge and ...
A group of women pick chrysanthemums, dry them and use them to brew wine as the Double Ninth Festival approaches.
Today marks the traditional Double Ninth Festival, or the Chongyang Festival, celebrated on ninth day of the ninth lunar month.
The flower was favored by many poets through the ages, and because it is one of the few flowers that bloom in late autumn, on Double Ninth Festival, ancient Chinese people usually gathered and admired the blooming flowers. Dogwood is a species of evergreen arbor with a heavy-scent. Double Ninth Festival celebration has a long history of over 2,000 years, dating back to the Warring States period (206 BC - 220 AD), first marked as a ritual of worshiping the ancestors and deities for blessing the harvest.
CGTN published this video item, entitled "Double Ninth Festival: Stylish photography images for grandparents #shorts" - below is their description.
Leave your thoughts in the comments section, below. Please note comments are moderated before publication. The Double Ninth Festival, or Chong Yang Festival, observed on the ninth day of the ninth month in the Chinese calendar, is a traditional Chinese holiday to honor senior citizens.
Starting with an ancient painting, the viewers find themselves surrounded by the artistic scene of “plucking chrysanthemums under the eastern hedge and ...
The show embodies a group of Chinese literati who repose their love in the mountains and rivers in autumn. In the meantime, a group of literati are passionately discussing poems, painting chrysanthemums and climbing high to share their sentiments on the Double Ninth Festival. Starting with an ancient painting, the viewers find themselves surrounded by the artistic scene of “plucking chrysanthemums under the eastern hedge and gazing long at the distant Southern hills”.