1 There are still several cans hanging at the rear of the car, and firecrackers are emitted during the March.

66 righteousness, six, six, Datong; 100 symbolizes a hundred years of harmony and so on.

When the newlyweds drive to honeymoon, many cans will be tied to the back of the car. It originated from the custom of throwing shoes in the ancient west. The wedding guests threw shoes at the couple, thinking that it would bring good luck if a shoe hit the couple's car.

This custom originated in the western United States. It turns out that it is a kind of irony to describe the newlyweds as "eloping".

It is said that in the old society, elopers ran away, carrying pots and pans stolen from home and tied them to carriages with leather ropes. When the carriage was chased and accelerated, pots and pans tied with leather ropes jingled on the ground.

Of course, in the future, people will gradually reproduce this "elopement" scene in a generous and playful way to "play tricks on" the newlyweds (just like the new house in our country). It has evolved into an American wedding custom.

Because pots and pans must be things needed in daily life, and they are not easy to break. So there is a substitute. When the cans didn't appear, they took iron cups and slowly changed the "waste utilization" into empty cans.