Why can’t I go back to my parents’ home to visit relatives on the second day of the Lunar New Year?

Customs vary from place to place. In Guangxi, daughters who were married off on the second day of the Lunar New Year return to their natal families, which is also known as "Guining" in ancient China. The "Book of Songs" is the earliest collection of poems in my country, and can be regarded as the epic of the Chinese nation. The "Book of Songs" contains The first poem is "Guan Ju", which contains "Guan Guan Ju

Dove, in the river island. "A fair lady, a gentleman is fond of marrying", "Guanyong" is actually a poem about falling in love, so what about the second poem in "The Book of Songs"? The second poem is "Ge Tan", which has the words "Speech" Master, I have said my word and returned home. Thin dirt on my private parts, thin clothes on my clothes. Is it harmful to raccoons?

With the words "Guining parents", "Ge Tan" expresses the newly married daughter's desire to return to her parents' home to visit her parents. There are still subtle differences in folk customs between different places. I am just giving a rough outline. But Generally speaking, it is most appropriate to go back to your parents' home on the second day of the Lunar New Year, so this day has become a day for daughters to go home to visit their parents. In many areas, even if they return to their parents' homes on the second day of the Lunar New Year, the daughter cannot stay overnight at her parents' home after eating. Coming back soon.