It's time to celebrate the New Year. In ancient times, there was a saying that there were one chicken, two dogs, three pigs, four sheep, five cows, six horses, seven people, and eight grains. That is to say, the New Year was celebrated in order of days, and the seventh day of the lunar month was the human day. Seeing this, the ten young men and women in "The Decameron" also followed suit, each saying something. In addition, the folk customs in some areas of Sichuan are the same as before. After the eighth day of the lunar month, there are eight silkworms, nine dragons, ten tigers, eleven cats and twelve rats.
Purpose: Ten young men and women from the Decameron celebrate the Spring Festival