You can throw away dolls on sunny days. Sunny dolls, mainly popular in China and Japan, were called "sweeping mothers" and "sweeping ladies" in ancient China. They are paper-cut portraits of women hanging under the eaves on sunny days when people pray for rain. Cut into adults with white paper, then cut into red and green pants with red or green paper, and cut your head into lotus shape with a broom in one hand. Their task is to sweep away the haze and usher in a sunny day, so as to bask in food and travel. In Japan, sunny dolls are mostly wrapped in square handkerchief bags (white), with five senses painted on the balls, which are puppets hanging on the eaves to pray for sunny days. \ r \ For more information about sunny dolls, please visit:/ask/c85d751615831745.html? Zd view more content