Zongzi is a traditional food in China, which is deeply loved by people, especially during the Dragon Boat Festival. But at first, the meaning of Zongzi was used to worship ancestors and gods. Now it is generally believed that in memory of the great patriotic poet Qu Yuan. Here are four words about the beautiful meaning of Zongzi.
The beautiful meaning of the words Zongzi 1 1 Guangzong Yaozu.
Because the pronunciations of "Zongzi" and "Zong" are similar, eating Zongzi during the Dragon Boat Festival means "honoring ancestors", so every household eats Zongzi during the Dragon Boat Festival.
2. In memory of Qu Yuan
Qu Yuan was a Chu man in the Warring States Period. Seeing that GJ was dying, Qu Yuan threw himself into the river and died on May 5th. People rowed boats to salvage Qu Yuan's body and sprinkled rice into the river to prevent fish and shrimp from invading Qu Yuan. So the Dragon Boat Festival has the custom of dragon boat racing and eating zongzi.
3. fame and fortune
Because the sound of "Zongzi" and "Zhong" is similar, it means "in the scenic spot" and it means fame in the ancient bachelor's examination. Usually, ancient imperial examinations are held in autumn, so during the Dragon Boat Festival, people who want to win the first place in fame can be suggested to eat zongzi.
Beautiful sentences describing the Dragon Boat Festival
1, the style of Dragon Boat Festival is cool, and the water of life flows slowly and happily. The boat sails for you, let the heart of blessing fly for you, and wish you happiness, happiness and good luck in the Dragon Boat Festival.
You should throw yourself into the sea, because your mind is as broad as the sea and your body is as white as zongzi. Don't forget to throw yourself a zongzi! Happy Dragon Boat Festival!
3, the leaves are layered, and good luck is endless; Mimi is sticky and happy; Winding, happy hug; Water and water blend, and family ties are strong; Zongzong link, happiness does not rest! Dragon Boat Festival is coming, I wish you a happy holiday!
The origin of the Dragon Boat Festival
Dragon Boat Festival has a long history. The Dragon Boat Festival first appeared in the Western Jin Dynasty. At that time, the famous minister Zhou Chu's book Local Customs was an important reference for later generations to study the etiquette and customs related to the Dragon Boat Festival. There are many versions of the legend about the Dragon Boat Festival, among which the related stories of Qu Yuan, "Shen Tao" Wu Zixu and his filial daughter Cao E are widely circulated.
Qu Yuan, the most familiar patriotic poet in the Warring States period, was worried about the country and the people, threw himself into the river and threw himself into a stone. It happened to be the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. To commemorate this versatile scholar-bureaucrat, people put bamboo tubes full of rice in the river to draw fish and shrimp away so as not to hurt Qu Yuan's health.
The four words of the beautiful meaning of Zongzi 2 The meaning of Zongzi: seeking a name.
The pronunciation of "brown" and "zhong" in zongzi is similar, which meant to compete for fame and gain in ancient times. In ancient times, if a scholar wanted to become famous, he could send zongzi to him on the Dragon Boat Festival and wish him smooth sailing. Now eating zongzi on the Dragon Boat Festival can wish the students a smooth exam and a good result.
The moral of zongzi: seeking children.
As early as the Jin Dynasty, Zongzi has become a necessary food for the Dragon Boat Festival. The pronunciation of zongzi is similar to "neutron". In ancient customs, people pay more attention to this homophonic greeting. Eating more zongzi means having more sons. When making zongzi in ancient times, in addition to glutinous rice as raw material, some Chinese herbal medicines with health care functions, such as Alpinia oxyphylla and red beans, were added.
The meaning of zongzi: peace and security.
The origin of Zongzi is to commemorate Qu Yuan. It is said that after Qu Yuan was thrown into the Miluo River, people put glutinous rice into bamboo tubes to attract the attention of fierce things, so as to prevent dragons and other fierce things in the river from hurting Qu Yuan's body. So zongzi also means to keep safe. In the customs of many places, when people wrap zongzi, they will choose to tie it with a red rope and put it in the child's pocket, which means to give the child an amulet.
During the Warring States Period, Qu Yuan, a doctor of the State of Chu, was patriotic and worried about the people, and was later killed by a courtier. It is said that he joined the Miluo River on the fifth day of May. People hurt their deaths, so they began to associate Qu Yuan's death with the Dragon Boat Festival. Originally, the dragon boat race was a relic of the dragon totem worship of the ancient Vietnamese people, but now it has become a dragon boat race to save Qu Yuan. Throwing "corn millet" into the river to prevent fish, turtles, shrimps and crabs from damaging Qu Yuan's body, in order to express his admiration and commemoration of the hero, the Dragon Boat Festival has been endowed with moral significance since then.
According to historical records, Zongzi was officially designated as Dragon Boat Festival food in Jin Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, the rice used for zongzi was "white as jade", and its shape also appeared rhombic and conical, which became a holiday or folk snack. In the Song Dynasty, "candied zongzi" appeared, that is, fruit was put into zongzi. After the Yuan Dynasty, jiaozi was not limited to leaves, but changed to Ruo leaves and reed leaves. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Zongzi was endowed with auspicious meaning.
According to legend, at that time, everyone who took part in the imperial examination had to eat a kind of zongzi, which was as slender as a brush, and was called "Pencil-container Zongzi", which was homophonic as "Must Be Middle". Another way of saying it is that after eating this kind of "penholder zongzi", you will have a wonderful pen in your chest and get good grades in the exam.
Zongzi, produced in Nanning, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, once set a Guinness World Record, breaking the previous Zhejiang Zongzi King and was named the largest Zongzi in the world. It is 3 meters long, 2. 1 m wide and 0. 2 meters high, and weighs more than 2,000 kilograms after steaming.
20 13 During the Dragon Boat Festival, an enterprise in Baimajing Town, Danzhou City, Hainan Province made a giant zongzi, which surpassed the previous record in one fell swoop. It is understood that the total amount of this zongzi is nearly 6 tons, and the materials for making zongzi include 4 pigs, 1 10,000 duck eggs and more than 2,000 kilograms of glutinous rice. At the same time, this zongzi is also the most expensive. Only the labor and materials for making zongzi will cost more than 654.38 million yuan.