Introduction: The sixth day of the first lunar month " Opening Day ", the old tradition "5 customs and 1 taboo" should be kept in mind to pray for happiness for the family.
According to tradition: the first day of the first lunar month is the day of the chicken, the second day of the first lunar month is the day of the dog, the third day of the first lunar month is the day of the pig, the fourth day of the first lunar month is the day of the sheep, the fifth day of the first lunar month is the day of the cow, and the sixth day of the first lunar month is the day of the horse. A few years ago I was looking forward to a vacation, but in the blink of an eye I had to go to work again. I was in a state of ups and downs. I really felt like: Where did the time go? Why so fast? Many companies will start work on the sixth day of the first lunar month or the eighth day of the first lunar month. Do you know why? This is exactly: the "opening day" on the sixth day of the first lunar month. The old tradition of "5 customs and 1 taboo" should be kept in mind to pray for happiness for the family.
[5 Customs]
Custom 1: Eating donkey and rolling
donkey rolling is also called " bean flour cake ". Eating donkey and rolling on the sixth day of the first lunar month means that all bad luck will go away, and good luck will come. This is a delicacy made from bean noodles. It has a fragrant, glutinous and slippery taste and is rich in nutrients. It is a mild tonic that has the functions of nourishing deficiency, nourishing blood, strengthening the spleen and warming the stomach.
Custom 2: Opening of the market
In the traditional concept, six, eight and nine are all auspicious numbers, so the sixth day of the first lunar month is the first auspicious day after the new year and is called "opening day".
As time goes by, the sixth day of the first lunar month has now evolved into a day for companies to go to work and shops to open. From this day on, the taboos during the Spring Festival have basically ended and everything has returned to normal.
Custom 3: Go out for an outing
As the old saying goes: "Three, six, nine, go out." On the sixth day of the Lunar New Year, you should go outdoors to play and breathe fresh air. When playing, it is best to consciously plan your walking route in a circle, which means "good luck" in the new year and good luck.
Custom 4: Placing Oranges Naji
On the sixth day of the first lunar month, a plate of oranges is usually placed on the table. Oranges are homophonic to "auspicious", which means good luck and good luck. Although it is a simple custom, it means placing oranges and najis for good luck. Have you placed them at your home?
Custom 5: Sending the poor Going out
Just as the poem goes: "On this day every year, Lisha worships in the street. Thousands of households look in front of the door, and no one does not send the poor." The sixth day of the first lunar month is also called "Send the Poor Day". On this day, all the garbage accumulated in the home must be thrown out, which is called " Sending the Poor Ghost "; the hangings on the door can also be taken off and thrown away, which is called "Sending the Poor God". On this day, many people will put big fish and meat on the table to let the poor god eat and leave after eating, which means that their life is getting better and better.
[1 Taboo]
Avoid weddings: Although the sixth day of the first lunar month is auspicious, weddings are taboo. This is because in ancient times, there was a saying that the head will be red, and getting married in the first month is said to be too old, which is not good for future generations. Therefore, weddings are taboo on the sixth day of the first lunar month.
There are many taboos and customs in the first month. Some people think they are superstitions, but the old traditions cannot be lost, so that they will appear more New Year and the festive atmosphere will be more intense. On the sixth day of the first lunar month, "Opening Day", the old tradition of "5 customs and 1 taboo" must be kept in mind to pray for happiness for the family. I am Xiaofeng. I like the food Xiaofeng shares. Don’t forget to follow Foodie Fengzi!
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