February, Two, Dragon Head Up, World Clothing Shoes And Hats Net Wish You Good Luck.

I wish you the best of luck in February! Two!

February two Dragon Head Raising Day The first blessing to you!

Happy and happy without a head, this year's good deeds are not broken.

All good luck looking for the top. Watch out for the money to hit the head.

Friendship and warm hearts, family reunion to the white head!

February, two, stir fried beans, playing Dragon signs good fortune.

Stir fried soybeans, red beans and fried beans.

Fortune beans, smooth beans, happy beans, "beans" is a good prospect.

Golden beans are numerous. Na Fu !

February dragon rises.

The dragon will look up and have a haircut.

A shaving head shaves the tap.

Call a barber for a haircut.

The dragon's hair is blessed.

I advise you to make two rounds of dragon hair in February.

Everything is coming out!

I wish you two luck in February!

Spring breeze dragon rises in February, good luck and good luck. Colorful head 。

Fortune has just come to the fore, and luck is standing quietly.

Luck is ahead and luck is in it.

The Magpies chatter and make branches.

I wish you a happy life and happiness!

Now please stop your hurried footsteps.

Please raise your head and look at the sky.

No matter what you see,

You have done the most important thing today.

Dragon Heads-raising Day

Dragon Heads-raising Day

Dragon head up (February two) is also known as "spring ploughing Festival", "farming Festival" and "spring Dragon Festival", which is a traditional folk festival of Han nationality.

The dragon's head rises every year in the 2th day of the second month of the Chinese lunar calendar, commonly known as Qinglong Festival. Legend is the day when the Dragon rises. It is a traditional festival in China's urban and rural areas.

Celebrate the "Dragon Boat Festival" to honor the dragon and pray for rain. In February, two, it was said that it was the birthday of the grandfather of the land. It was called "land birthdays". It was a "warm life" for the father-in-law. In some places, there was the custom of holding the "land Association": every family chipped in to congratulate the land God on his birthday, to burn incense and sacrifice at the local temple, to beat drums and drums, and to set off firecrackers.