Legend has it that it was in the ancient times of our country. At that time, the 柷 and 镔 were not a kind of musical instruments, but a kind of sacrificial utensils, which were used for sacrificial activities. People prayed to the gods to bless the crops and the prosperity of people and animals.
According to legend, at that time, basically every village had a chapel room, which was specially used for placing chameleons. The house is also a religious sacrifice center for the whole village, which is equivalent to a temple. When the two sacrificial utensils are old, people will make new ones. Then one day, the tribal leader decided to make a new fortune-teller. First, he had to do divination. Based on the fortune-telling, he decided to go up the mountain and choose a tree to be a fortune-teller.
On the day of going up the mountain to select the tree, the leader read the hexagram again, and the result of the hexagram determines which direction to choose the tree. When the direction is determined, people start to go up the mountain to choose wood to be used for chasing.
This usually involves choosing three or five large poplar trees, and then cutting off a piece of the bark from each tree and taking it back to the village. When the people returned to the village, the tribal leader began to take the whole village to pull the wood to do the chasing.
At that time, there could be one family or two or three families in charge of the main priest. When people are doing shoji, several families take turns slaughtering pigs and cattle for the whole village to eat. If the main sacrifice household is more difficult, then the whole village will provide rice, vegetables, water, wine and beef, and the main sacrifice household is only responsible for the operation.
When the day comes, the tribal leader brings the young and middle-aged people from the stockade to the selected tree, and the leader performs a spell to expel the spirits. Please open and ask them to change places. In addition, ask the dryad and other gods attached to it to leave.
Finally, the tribal leader surrounded the red-haired tree and sprinkled sacrifices such as rice and salt on the tree. Such things are used to drive away evil spirits that are not good for people. After the drive is completed, people start to cut down trees with peace of mind.

When cutting down a tree, the tribal leader first cuts the tree, and then the surrounding young adults take turns to cut down the tree. After the tree was cut down, the tribal leader put a stone on the stump and recited the sacrificial language, asking the tree god to let the people pull the tree back to the stockade smoothly. Finally, the leader of the tribe measures the length of the scorpion, and then let the young and middle-aged boys cut it off, and then pull it back to the village to make the scorpion.
On the day of making the scorpion, people in the village have to come to the mountain early in their costumes to express their gratitude to the mountain god. Before making the hoarfrost, people first cut a hole at each end of the tree section to thread the rattan rope.
After the people make the oysters, the tribal leaders will sprinkle rice, water and wine and other offerings in front of the people's team. Serve people with wine and meat.
After the ceremonies are completed, people should place the scorpion in the scorpion room, so that the scorpion can continue to pray for the protection of the gods for people.