在古代，民间在重阳有登高的风俗，故重阳节又叫“登高节”。相传此风俗始于

In ancient times, the folks had the custom of ascending in Chongyang, so the Double Ninth Festival was also called "climbing festival". According to legend, this custom began in the Eastern Han Dynasty. There were many ascending poems written by literati in the Tang Dynasty, most of which were the custom of writing about the Double Ninth Festival; Du Fu's Qi Lü "Deng Gao" is a famous piece about Chongyang ascending. There is no uniform rule wherever you go ascending, usually ascending mountains and towers. There is also the custom of eating "Chongyang Cake".

In ancient times, folk in the heavy yang has the custom of climbing high, so the heavy sun festival is also called "climbing high festival". It is said that this custom began in the East Han. The Tang Dynasty writers wrote a lot of high poems, mostly the custom of writing the festival of heavy Yang; Where you go, there is no one-of-a-row rule, generally a mountain, a tower. There is also the custom of eating "heavy sun cake".

In ancient times, there was a custom of climbing high in Chongyang, so Chongyang Festival is also called "Climbing Festival". It is said that this custom began in the Eastern Han Dynasty. There are many climbing poems written by scholars in the Tang Dynasty, most of which are about the customs of the Double Ninth Festival; Du Fu's seven temperament "climbing high" is a famous piece of writing Chongyang climbing. There is no uniform rule for climbing where you go. Generally, you climb mountains and towers. There is also the custom of eating "Chongyang cake".