Hanging door curtains at home is a folk marriage custom of Han nationality. Popular in parts of Hebei. Legend has it that the curtain is one of the dowries that Wang Zhaojun asked the Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty when he left the fortress. Later generations followed suit and followed suit. On the wedding day, after the bride and groom entered the new house, the bride's brother took out a curtain and hung it on the door of the new house. Most of the door curtains are red or pink, or idyllic red water or Xiushan Qifeng. The man picked up his wallet with red paper and gave it to the bride's younger brother, calling it "giving money for happiness".