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    The document summarizes the origins, celebrations, and traditional foods of the Qixi Festival. It originated from a Chinese folktale about Zhinü and Niulang being separated but reunited once a year on the seventh day of the seventh month. Traditionally, women would dress up and make offerings to pray for marriage and wisdom. Now it is celebrated similarly to Valentine's Day with gifts, dates, and commercialization. A popular traditional food is Qiaoguo, a fried pastry symbolizing reuniting couples on the Magpie Bridge.

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    The document summarizes the origins, celebrations, and traditional foods of the Qixi Festival. It originated from a Chinese folktale about Zhinü and Niulang being separated but reunited once a year on the seventh day of the seventh month. Traditionally, women would dress up and make offerings to pray for marriage and wisdom. Now it is celebrated similarly to Valentine's Day with gifts, dates, and commercialization. A popular traditional food is Qiaoguo, a fried pastry symbolizing reuniting couples on the Magpie Bridge.

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    Contents

    Slides 3~6 Origins

    Slides 7~8 Celebrations


    Slides 9~10 Traditional Foods
    Part I

    The Origins Of The Qixi


    Festival
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    Part II

    Celebrations Of The Qixi


    Festival
    Celebrations Of The Qixi Festival

    Traditionally during Qixi Today, Qixi has become


    Women would dress up in
    traditional Hanfu clothing,
    quite commercialised and is
    consisting of long flowing usually celebrated in a
    robes with loose sleeves and a similar way to Valentine’s
    belt at the waist. They would Day. People give flowers,
    spend the day preparing fruits,
    tea and flowers as an offering chocolates and other gifts to
    to Zhinü, who they would pray their sweethearts, and go out
    to for wisdom, a good husband on romantic dates to mark
    and a happy life.
    the occasion.
    Part III

    Traditional Foods Eaten


    During Qixi
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    While there are several food customs prepared during Qixi, which
    vary regionally, a popular dish made and eaten during the festival is
    Qiaoguo, a thin piece of fried pastry made with oil, flour, sugar, and
    honey.

    People believe that by eating Qiaoguo, it will help reunite the couple
    on the Magpie Bridge.
    祝天下有情人

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