We Northeast people, believe in the customs of these days, and also believe in that, we are not afraid of ghosts knocking on the door in the daytime, and we have to be careful when making trouble in the middle of the night. As the saying goes, "On the sixth day of April, we have to be careful!" "What's going on? Come, Lao Tie, let's talk about this stubble. Blessed people, leave a sentence in the comment area: "One shun and one hundred shun, the Bodhisattva blesses", for themselves, for their children, and for the whole family to receive blessings.
What is the sixth day of April?
We Northeast people are quite superstitious about life. On the sixth day of the fourth lunar month, commonly known as the "fierce day", it sounds quite harsh and unlucky. What does that mean? It's just that nothing is going on this day, you have to be careful. So what, we have to be careful, don't destroy, don't worship, don't move, don't eat, don't be careless.
If you don't destroy it, what's going on?
This "indestructible" actually means that we can't hurt anything. You have to be careful with the flowers and plants at home, and the trees. The vegetable fields and wheat fields planted by our Northeast people are all planted with hard work, how can they be destroyed casually? Why does this murderous day have anything to do with this? Heck, that's hard to tell, but as the saying goes, you have to believe it.
If you don't worship, what's it?
This "no worship" means that we don't go to sacrifice anything. As the saying goes, "On the sixth day of the fourth month, worship the gods is not spiritual", and this is not in vain. We, the people of the Northeast, trust the gods quite a lot, but on the day of the murderous day, what to worship, the possibility of bad luck is great.
Don't move, and this is still said?
It's a drop, this "don't move", which means that we don't do any activities. Don't fix the east and west, don't move the ground, don't move, don't play cards, don't go to the market anyway, just live a quiet life.
Don't eat it, what the hell is this?
We Northeast people, cute and delicious, but on this fierce day, you have to be careful. Don't eat wild, especially game, and don't catch wild beasts, lest you get into trouble.
To sum it up
On the sixth day of the fourth lunar month, commonly known as the "fierce day", people in the Northeast have to be careful. Don't destroy, don't worship, don't move, don't eat, don't be careless. Although these sayings are a bit superstitious, they are not unreasonable. As for us Northeast people, we still have a lot of respect for these customs, after all, we always have to have a little faith and be a little cautious in life.