Hi Irons! It's the most lively time for us in the Northeast, the sixth day of the first month of April! But this is not our ordinary festival, this is "Poison Day"! What's going on? Listen to my brother, I will speak slowly. 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 "Poison Day"?
Wow, look at the word "drug", don't be scared, this doesn't mean we have to deal with drugs or anything. This "Poison Day" is actually a folk tradition, that is, on the sixth day of the fourth lunar month, it is a little taboo, so you have to be careful.
1 does not say
We Northeast people love to talk, and when we meet relatives and friends, we always like to chat. But don't talk nonsense on this "poison day"! Legend has it that on the sixth day of the new year, it is easy to get into trouble, and if you say the wrong thing, you will find trouble for yourself. So, old iron, you have to keep your mouth tight today, be careful, and save yourself from stumbling with people.
2. Don't eat
We Northeast people love to eat, especially on the sixth day of the new year, everyone puts a table of sumptuous dishes, and eats enough lively. But this "poisonous day" has to be careful! Legend has it that you can't eat game, especially hare meat, on this day. said that eating it would cause trouble and scare people to death! So, don't make a mess today, eat some home-cooked food, don't toss.
3 Non-appearance
On the sixth day of the Lunar New Year, we Northeast people generally don't go out much, and stay at home to live a comfortable life. Legend has it that it is easy to encounter bad things when you go out on the sixth day of the new year, so it is safest to stay at home. Besides, if there are any things that need to be done at home, you can also take care of them today and don't rush out.
4. Don't move
I heard that it is best to move less on the sixth day of the new year, especially not to move or break ground. It is said that it will affect family luck and cause bad luck. No one wants to cause trouble, so even if there is something today, try to put it off and don't do it hard.
summary
Lao Tie, the sixth "poison day" of the first month is like this, you have to be careful about everything, don't be careless. Talk less, don't mess around with meals, go out less, and move less. Although these customs are not accurate, they can give us many psychological comforts, so why not do it? So, let's obey it obediently!