Liqiu, also known as the beginning of autumn in China, is an important traditional节气 that comes with its own set of customs, activities, and taboos. Here are some of them translated into English:

### Customs and Activities:
1. **Liqiu Dinner (立秋饭)**: In some regions, families celebrate Liqiu by having a special dinner, often consisting of autumn-themed foods.
2. **Pumpkin Paste (南瓜饼)**: In Zhejiang province, making pumpkin paste and distributing it among friends is a customary practice.
3. **Eating Apples (吃苹果)**: It is believed that eating an apple on Liqiu will prevent colds during the winter. This tradition is also found in some Western cultures, notably the United States.
4. **Seasonal Produce (时令蔬菜)**: This is a time to enjoy the bountiful harvest of autumn fruits and vegetables.
5. **Celebrating with Peaches (赏秋桃)**: In Shandong province, peaches are a symbol of the season and are often celebrated as a part of the Liqiu festival.
### Taboos:
1. **No Disagreements (不吵架)**: It's believed that fighting on Liqiu brings misfortune for the family.
2. **Avoid Sudden Moves (不要突然搬家)**: Moving home on Liqiu is considered unlucky because the spirit of autumn is considered unstable and can lead to unexpected events.
3. **Do Not Prune Trees (不要剪枝)**: Some traditions suggest that pruning trees during Liqiu can cause a bad harvest.
4. **No Marriage Celebrations (不要举行婚礼)**: It is considered bad luck to hold weddings on this day in some areas.
Remember that these customs can vary by region, and the degree of adherence to these taboos may change over time as cultural practices evolve.
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