In Eastern culture, the Qixi Festival is also considered a “lover’s holiday.” Although it is not a major or important holiday, it is widely celebrated by young people because it is associated with a touching love story. Below are some meaningful quotes, statuses, and captions about the Qixi Festival.
1 Meaningful Quotes About the Qixi Festival
1. Sympathize with the mythical love story of Niulang and Zhinü, and wish them eternal happiness and immortality.
2. The sad rain of the Qixi Festival seems to signify separation, like the cycle of “union and separation” in life. The ill-fated love story of Niulang and Zhinü still brings sorrow after a thousand years, so the sky weeps to comfort and soothe their pain.
3. July arrives with sudden showers. The gentle raindrops resemble the fates of people… Who named the July rain “autumn rain”? It sounds so melancholy.
Meaningful Quotes About the Qixi Festival
4. People often associate the seventh lunar month with the Ghost Month, a time of ghosts and bad luck, and impose various taboos. However, if one is romantic, they will realize that for Easterners, the seventh month is also a month of deep emotions and love.
5. The July rain blurs everything, and sadness spreads like a flowing stream with no end in sight.
6. On the 385th day after you left, I finally understood the suffocating pain of missing someone. It turns out that the reason is as simple as… I love you.
7. I love you, too. I love you so much.
8. Do you know what longing feels like? It’s like being bitten by thousands of ants—itchy, stinging, and painful—but you don’t know where to catch them to stop the itching. I think only when I see you will these ants disappear!
9. There are countless ways to express love. Easterners choose the rainy seventh month to showcase their love, creating the Qixi Festival, the Eastern Valentine’s Day on July 7th.
10. How strange is the seventh month of the lunar calendar, evoking myriad emotions in the word “love.”
11. The love story of Niulang and Zhinü transcends social status and separation, touching hearts across the ages. Their annual reunion on the Magpie Bridge over the Milky Way, weeping tears that turn into rain, never fails to move people.
12. Every Qixi Festival, I wait to see if it will rain. I’m glad when it does because it means Niulang and Zhinü will meet. But this year, as the rain falls, my heart grows heavier as I wonder if our love will share the same fate as theirs. Loving deeply but unable to be together.
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2 Statuses and Captions About Niulang and Zhinü
13. The July rain evokes a sense of longing and anticipation. Like a capricious girl, the rain is sensitive, and a mere breeze brushing against the clouds is enough to bring heavy showers. This prolonged weeping lasts for hours, and all one can do is sit quietly by and wait.
14. There are countless ways to express love, but Easterners choose the rainy seventh month to showcase their love, creating the Qixi Festival, the Eastern Valentine’s Day on July 7th.
Statuses and Captions About Niulang and Zhinü
15. So profound is their love that even the stones would melt, and their story moves the heavens. The tears of the celestial beings fall to the mortal realm for a whole week without ceasing. Even the gods are stirred, instructing their black-clad angels to build the Magpie Bridge over the Milky Way. Thus, the mortal world bears witness to a moment of bliss, a lifetime of happiness condensed into a single day.
16. July has arrived, bringing with it a lingering sorrow that cannot be assuaged. Accompanying this sorrow is the relentless patter of raindrops. My grandmother used to say that seeing bubbles in the rain foretold a long downpour.
17. Is it the tragic love story of Niulang and Zhinü that brings on the relentless rain of July? For the past few days, it hasn’t been a gentle drizzle but a torrential downpour.
18. Our love story has faced many obstacles, just like that of Niulang and Zhinü. However, our love runs deep. I hope that our love will endure like theirs. This Qixi Festival, let’s bid farewell to sadness and wish you everlasting happiness as we continue our journey together.
19. I want to tell you that I love and miss you very much… Let’s celebrate the Qixi Festival and wish for the happiness of Niulang and Zhinü. I also pray for our love to endure like theirs. Cheer up, my love, for I am here with you.
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3 Touching Poems About the Qixi Festival
21. Poem: Niulang and Zhinü
Author: Thái Xuân
On this Qixi night, our love story remains vivid in my dreams.
After a year of separation, we long to meet again.
Distance keeps us apart, but our love endures through the wait.
A galaxy apart, yet our hearts remain intertwined.
Niulang, drenched in tears, yearns for his love.
Zhinü, forlorn, stands in silent sorrow.
The Milky Way shines bright, a bridge to their reunion.
Their parting words, choked with emotion, echo forever.
22. Poem: Autumn Rain
Author: Quốc Phương
Overflowing with sorrow, the heavens weep.
Niulang and Zhinü, their love eternal, share their pain.
Compassionate heavens arrange the Magpie Bridge,
Uniting them over the Milky Way without delay.
The flute’s melody reaches the fairy maiden’s heart,
Keeping her awake through the long night.
Their love, a bond unbreakable, defies time and space.
Gazing upon the silver river, their love remains untamed.
Touching Poems About the Qixi Festival
23. Poem: Niulang and Zhinü
Author: Phạm Lộc
Once upon a time, Zhinü descended from heaven,
Bored of her immortal life, seeking earthly pleasure.
Old Moon, a mischievous matchmaker, weaves a thread of love,
While Madame Mai, annoyed, shines a radiant light.
Their love story unfolds, a tapestry of devotion,
A deep affection that illuminates their mortal existence.
Through the ages, the autumn rain recalls their love,
Niulang, longing for his wife, his heart forever hers.
24. Poem: Tale of Autumn Rain
Author: Hải Đỗ Tiến
Where has the matchmaker, La Nguyet, gone astray?
His tangled threads of fate now a source of dismay.
Niulang, consumed by love, forgets his celestial duty,
While Zhinü, in a dream of passion, misses her heavenly duty.
North Star, witness to their forbidden love, remains silent,
As the heavens, in sorrow, decree their cruel sentence.
The Milky Way now divides them, a barrier to their love,
And the seventh month brings autumn rain, a symbol of their sorrow.
25. Poem: Anxiety
Author: Hoàng Khôi
Sorrow pours relentlessly through the long night,
A weight of grief I cannot share with another.
I gaze upon the North Star, a reminder of their separation,
Niulang and Zhinü, forever apart, their love untamed.
Anxiety gnaws at my heart, a longing that won’t subside,
Bemoaning the transience of life, a sea of changing tides.
In the seventh month, the autumn rain falls, a reminder of you,
And the Magpie Bridge, fragile, brings anxiety anew.
26. Poem: Autumn Rain Legend
Author: Nguyễn Thu Hà
The seventh month brings drizzling rain, a time of sorrow,
Recalling a tale of old, a love forever lost.
Niulang, separated, his heart filled with longing,
Zhinü, parted, her soul consumed by anguish.
They await the Magpie Bridge, a chance to meet again,
Hoping for the Crow and Carpenter to bring them together once more.
By the bridge, they shed tears, their hearts aching,
Their legend enduring, a love story forevermore.
27. Poem: Autumn Rain
Author: Nguyễn Thị Thuần
The autumn rain falls on empty streets,
As Niulang and Zhinü exchange loving glances.
Their deep affection endures through time,
And their annual reunion brings joy despite the cold.
Though the rain pierces their skin, they walk hand in hand,
Unfazed by the slippery path, embracing the rain’s dance.
Together, they rejoice in the circle of raindrops,
Their love a beacon in the downpour, a radiant romance.
28. Poem: Melancholy July Rain
Author: Lê Ngọc
Niulang and Zhinü, their love a source of melancholy,
So the heavens weep, shedding tears of sympathy.
Autumn arrives, stealing away their passionate embrace,
Leaving them to search for the moon’s radiant grace.
29. Poem: Niulang and Zhinü
Author: Hải Đỗ Tiến
Where has the matchmaker, La Thước, gone astray?
Even the gods above are filled with dismay.
Zhinü, captivated by love, forgets her celestial duty,
While Niulang, consumed by passion, misses his heavenly duty.
North Star, witness to their forbidden love, remains silent,
As the heavens, in sorrow, deliver their cruel sentence.
The Milky Way now divides them, a barrier to their love,
And the seventh month brings autumn rain, a symbol of their sorrow.
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30. The July rain reminds us of a past separation, a promise I made to forget and never look back.
31. Every Qixi Festival, I wonder if it will rain. I used to think that happiness was as simple as the rain. The pouring rain of summer, then the gentle drizzle of winter, piercing my skin with cold.
32. The July rain seems to be the saddest and heaviest. Like the flowing stream of sadness, it spreads endlessly, with no end in sight.
Sincere Greetings for the Qixi Festival
33. In July, I met you under the scorching sun of summer, and now, in the rain, I long for you endlessly. Suddenly, I realize that amidst the chaos of July, my heart has found its home in someone else’s—loving you, missing you, and cherishing you.
34. July, please don’t wander and leave my heart lonely.
35. The July rain always brings a subtle sadness because it falls gently but persistently, like the hearts of lovers who long for each other but cannot be together.
36. On the seventh day of the seventh month of 2003, the sky was clear. That Qixi Festival. The sky was clear. Their last Qixi Festival together.
37. In the seventh month, the autumn rain falls, reminding us not to look back at the past. Don’t let a gloomy sky make you miss the beauty of clear skies.
38. Mom said, “The autumn rain is the sky’s tears of sympathy for the separation of Niulang and Zhinü.” No wonder, as the autumn rain falls, thinking of you, my heart aches.
39. On this Qixi Festival, as the autumn rain falls, will separated lovers find their way back to each other?
40. July arrives with rain on empty streets and droplets clinging to window sills. Sun and rain take turns ruling the weekend.
41. This July, don’t hurt anyone who remembers. My loneliness is enough. The day has its sunshine, and the warmth has its coolness, but I will dry my tears and move on.
42. Memories come flooding back like the July rain.
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43. It’s the Qixi Festival, but there’s no rain. I wonder if you’ve found someone yet.
44. I pushed him away. I told him I didn’t need him anymore, that I wanted to start over, that his presence was holding me back from finding happiness…
45. Love is like tasting a freshly ripened carambola for the first time. Sour, bitter, yet you can’t help but take another bite. In that tangy green fruit, I found your innocent smile and our pure first love, quietly blossoming.
46. In truth, those words were just to set him free. I wanted him to be happy, but after losing him, my life has never been the same…
Humorous Thả Thính Statuses for the Qixi Festival
47. Every Qixi Festival, I eat red bean pudding, but I’m still single. Who will confess their love to me this year? I’m tired of eating red bean pudding alone.
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