September 23 Mehrjon holiday (autumn holiday)

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September 23 - Mehrjon holiday (autumn holiday). These holidays are called "Chiri-ruj" in Khorezm and "Nim-sarda" in Sogd-Samarkand. It is a holiday that reflects the equality of day and night in autumn, the end of the harvest, the preparation for winter. For 10-15 centuries in history, it was the second largest holiday after Navruz, and also served as a year and a half. In the Middle Ages it was divided into various festivals. Nowadays, the autumn holiday, the equality of autumn day and night, the traditional (old) "half of the year" charity events in nature parks, cultural parks, stadiums, squares, various exhibitions, shows, competitions such as This holiday is a major event that celebrates the victories of all agricultural workers - gardeners, vegetable growers, grain growers, cotton growers, entrepreneurs and silkworms throughout the year, the end of the labor season. First as gardeners and vegetable growers, as a display of their products, and then as a result of enriching them with ideological and artistic elements and artistic programs, a new kind of labor and nature holidays began to emerge. Holidays that also serve as a special harvest festival for vegetable growers and gardeners are usually in late August and more in early September, when nature’s most beautiful time is the velvet season, when fruits, vegetables and other agricultural products are harvested. ib-collection is held at a time when it is being completed. A unique system of holding these holidays is emerging in the country. They are initially organized in many large district centers, where all community farms in the district participate with their own products. Then, in this order, the best results of the harvest will be promoted in the regional centers, in all districts. Then the people's elections will begin in a special place. In the evening, the district House of Culture will host a gala evening and a concert dedicated to the awarding of pioneers who have fulfilled their obligations to grow cocoons.