Chiang Meng Chinese Children's Festival✨✨
Qingming Festival is the Feng Sui Festival of Chinese Thais. It is a tradition of gratitude, ancestral remembrance, and family reunification. It coincides with the beginning of April to clean up cemeteries, show gratitude, burn silver paper, gold paper, and reunite relatives for auspiciousness.
Meaning: "Cheng" means clean, pure, "Meng" means bright, clear moments.
Wai Period: Popular for Wai during the actual day (April 5), or extended for 3 days before-3 days after, April 2-8, but now often extended for the total period of March 15-April 8 for convenience.
Main Activities: Going in to clean feng shui (sweeping, painting name tags), prostrating to ancestors, offering food and fruit, and burning silver paper, gold paper.
Preparation of offerings: set foods (e.g. steamed rice, with rice), fruits (without thorns), flowers, candle incense, and gold paper silver paper
Waiting time: Popular morning to before noon (about 07.00 to 11am) to get Yang power.





















































































