Peach blossoms are commonly used in Chinese culture as auspicious symbols, particularly during festivals like Lunar New Year. In the context of love, it is believed that placing peach blossoms in the home or gifting them to someone can enhance the flow of romantic energy and increase the likelihood of finding or strengthening love. The blossoms are often arranged in vases or worn as decorative accessories during courtship rituals. In certain rituals, young women may place peach blossoms under their pillow or near their bed in hopes of receiving romantic dreams or visions of future partners. The color and blooming sequence of the blossoms are also thought to signal the strength of one’s love fortune, with early blooming indicating strong romance. The peach tree’s mythical connection to immortality comes from ancient tales where celestial beings consumed peach fruit for eternal life.
A baby’s future career or fate is predicted by the first object they select during a ceremonial setup.
In several Asian and Eastern European cultures, a traditional ceremony is held for babies usually around their first birthday. Known
