(PSA): Mark (your calendar as) Qixi Festival falls on August 29, 2025! 🕊If you (find yourself) in a long-distance relationship with someone (special) in China, (you'll be interested to know that there's a Valentine's Day in China for you!) -get ready to embrace Qixi Festival,- also known as Chinese Valentine’s Day! This -ancient- (romantic Chinese) holiday celebrates love that conquers distance, -just like yours-. (It also your chance to impress her with your cultural knowledge as here's we'll dive into everything you need to do to make this Qixi Festival special). -It’s your chance to express your feelings and create unforgettable moments, even from afar.- Let’s dive into what makes Qixi Festival the ultimate celebration of romance! What is Chinese Valentine’s Day? Qixi Festival 七夕节 (qī xì jié) is a cherished celebration that has captivated hearts for centuries (in China). Rooted in a beautiful legend, it highlights the reunion of Niulang 牛郎, (niú láng) and Zhinu 织女 (zhī nǚ), a celestial couple separated by the Milky Way. Legend of Niulang and Zhinu According to Chinese legend, Zhinu was one of the heavenly daughters of the Jade Emperor. Bored of her mundane life, she descended to earth and broke (heaven's rules) by falling in love with a mortal named, Niulang.  Zhinu’s mother, the Goddess of Heaven, soon discovered that her daughter had married a mortal and sent an army of soldiers to retrieve her. Niulang, now alone and in despair, carried their two children to search for his -beloved- (lost) wife.  However, things took a turn for the worst when Zhinu’s mother learned of his arrival that she used her divine powers to create a tremendous river of stars – the Milky Way itself – to separate the lovers at opposite ends of the universe. On the 7th day of the 7th lunar month, a flock of magpies, after witnessing the tragic sight, built a bridge across Great Milky Way so that Zhinu and Niulang could be reunited (once again). Moved by the couple’s love (and devotion), the Goddess of Heaven (enacted a rule to allow) decided to allow the couple to reunite – but only for one day each year – (specially) on the 7th day of the 7th lunar month, also known as Qixi Festival. Delete in its entirety -Why Qixi Festival is Perfect for Long-Distance Couples: This holiday is not just about the legendary couple; it symbolises hope and resilience. For those separated by distance, it serves as a reminder that love knows no bounds. Celebrate your connection by sending heartfelt gifts, sweet messages, or planning a virtual date to make this day memorable.- When is Chinese Valentine’s Day? Mark your calendar (as) Qixi Festival falls on August 10, 2024. -Make sure to plan ahead to ensure a celebration that transcends distance and brings you closer together.- (Insert the date for 2025).  What are some Qixi Festival traditions? In the days gone by, Qixi Festival was an occasion for women to demonstrate the skills needed for marriage. Nowadays, the holiday follows Western Valentine’s Day traditions (as you'd expect for couples such including gifts and card messages) for couples to exchange gifts. How to Celebrate Qixi Festival -Here, we’ve put together- (A few romantic gift ideas to help get you started...) some romantic gift ideas to help put a smile on your sweetheart’s face! A gift from the heart: Surprise your partner with a beautiful bouquet or a meaningful gift that reflects your feelings: To help you choose, here’s our Top 5 Flower Bouquets to Send to China this Valentine’s Day  A heartfelt message: Write a heartfelt message or letter expressing your love and commitment.https://rengifts.com/blogs/special-holidays/13-romantic-ways-to-say-happy-chinese-valentine-s-dayRomantic Card Messages for Qixi Festival Send Flowers to China for Qixi Ready to make a lasting impression? At Rén Gifts, we make it easy (to send fresh flowers to China) with same day and next day in China. (Imagine the smile on her face as she receives fresh flowers from you at her door).  This Valentine’s Day, let your love bloom! Explore our Fresh Flowers and create an unforgettable moment with our reliable (flower delivery service to China). (Why wait?) Don't wait – show her just how (she means to you, today!) much you care today! 💛

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