Tale 104 — Walnut moon-viewing divination
On the night of the Little New Year, there was a practice called moon-viewing in which walnuts were roasted in the hearth to divine the weather for each month, and it was said that every house got the same result; the following day it served as a guide for things such as the rice harvest.
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