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Sayid means birthday, but in Thai it is often referred to as birthday when you reach the age of 60 or the fifth anniversary of the zodiac. According to the Chinese belief, the essence of the work is the origin of the name: the word "zodiac" means birth, and "yid / yk" means "day." In Mandarin, it is called "Zeng." Importance: At the age of 60, it is considered to have passed the zodiac cycle and the five elements (Gangzhi), so it is a "big birthday" that represents age. Longevity and Healthy Other Age Counts: Although 60 years is now popularly referred to as Sayyid, traditional birthday celebrations are called at different ages, such as reaching the age of 70, called Chidjabzew, 80 years, called Chidjabzew, and 100 years, called Pao Tribute Zew, as an activity and symbol in most events, the Sayyid is warmly held among family and close friends, with the following auspicious rituals and symbols: Philanthropy: Popular to take in the morning, raise a monk, or pay homage to a deity (such as the god Xiu, to wish for longevity) Auspicious Food: Diu: Bao Bao Bao, a medium for immortality noodles. : (Stir-yum longevity) Conveys a long, rancid life like orange and egg yolk lines: Conveys good fortune and auspiciousness The gathering of offspring: The offspring will host a feast, give gifts of good meaning, and receive blessings from adults.