Together through thick and thin! Shanxi Jiasheng Carbon wishes you a warm winter—may your cold weather be cozy, and may all things go smoothly during Laba Festival.
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Laba Festival falls right at the height of the Great Cold—the coldest period of the year. As the cold gives way to warmth, the New Year is drawing near, driving away the biting winds and bringing in gentle warmth. The lingering chill gradually recedes. Shanxi Jiasheng Carbon wishes you a joyful Great Cold and a warm, cozy Laba Festival!
Laba Festival Encounter Great Cold
Great Cold Laba Festival
Chinese Traditional Festivals
After Laba Festival comes the New Year.
January 20, 2021
The eighth day of the twelfth lunar month.
Laba Festival falls right on the coldest day of the year.
As the cold reaches its peak, spring is gradually approaching.
Drive away the cold north wind and bring warmth.
The waves of cold gradually recede.
Have a bowl of Laba porridge.
May the cold stay far away from you, and may warmth be held tightly in your hands.
Shanxi Jiasheng Carbon wishes you all the best!
Wishing you a happy Da Han and a warm La Ba!
The Great Cold has passed, and as the twelfth lunar month arrives, how could all things escape the cycle of coming and going?
The leaves of the trees drift freely with the wind, while the stream finds its home among the rocks.
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This year, the Great Cold and Laba Festival fall on the same day—probably to bring warmth to people’s hearts with a steaming bowl of Laba porridge during the chilly Great Cold season.
Da Han is the last of the twenty-four solar terms. Once Da Han has passed, a new cycle begins—just as the saying goes, "Winter gives way to spring."
The Laba Festival is one of Buddhism’s grand festivals. Originally a Buddhist holiday, it gradually evolved over the ages into a well-known folk festival cherished by every household.
On Laba Day, some regions in China have the custom of drinking Laba porridge. Although the ingredients used in Laba porridge vary from region to region, it generally includes grains such as rice, millet, glutinous rice, sorghum, black rice, and coix seed; beans such as yellow soybeans, red beans, mung beans, kidney beans, and yardlong beans; and dried fruits including jujubes, peanuts, lotus seeds, goji berries, chestnuts, walnut kernels, almonds, longan, raisins, and ginkgo nuts. Laba porridge is also known as "Seven Treasures and Five-Flavor Porridge." The tradition of drinking Laba porridge in China dates back over a thousand years. It first emerged during the Song Dynasty, and by the Qing Dynasty, the custom had become even more widespread. On Laba Day each year, whether it was the imperial court, government offices, temples, or ordinary households, everyone would prepare Laba porridge.
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