Happy "Chinese Valentine's Day"!

Another "chinese" holiday, or just another commercial event. Chinese people have sooooo many holidays; most of global holidays like New Year, Valentine's Day have also their chinese versions. I am wondering if there are also Chinese Father's Day, Chinese Christmas, Chinese Ramadan, etc. :))). Plus you can add typhoon holidays for this.
Anyways, for my dear Chinese, Taiwanese friends; happy valentine's day! Be good boys n girls. ;)

Here comes the story behind this event (thanks to Vega);
Long time ago, a poor boy worked very hard with an old ox. People called him Cowherd. After only a couple of years he owned a small farm and house. One day the ox suddenly opened its mouth and talked, telling the Cowherd that the heavenly Weaving Maid and her sisters were going to bathe in the river and he should go there and steal the clothes of the Weaving Maid while she was in the water. Then she would become his wife. The cowherd followed the ox's words and hid himself at the river bank waiting for the girls to bathe. When the girls were taking bath, the Cowherd rushed out and grabbed he Weaving Maid's clothes. After taking bath, other girls returned to the Heaven expect Weaving Maid. The cowherd told her that if she was willing to be his wife, he would return the clothes to her. Finally, Weaving Maid agreed, and they had a happy marriage. When Jade Emperor knew this, he was very angry and separated hem. He forced Weaving Maid to move to Star Vega and Cowherd to Star Altair. Magpies were moved by their true love and many of them formed a bridge for the couple to meet in the evening of the 7th day of the 7th lunar month, the day that the Emperor allowed them to meet once a year. They said that it's hard to find a magpie on Chinese Valentine's Day, because all magpies fly to make the bridge for the Weaving Maid and Cowherd. The one thing to prove that is the features on the head of the magpies are much lesser after the Chinese Valentine's Day. If the night Chinese Valentine's Day rains, the rain are the tears of the Weaving Maid and Cowherd.

Sorry, today it is not raining ;).