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As the saying goes, the first fifty-four and twenty-three is poor.Mouth mice do not come out of the nunnery.This means that we cannot go out on the 5th, 14th, and 23rd of the first lunar month, even if there is no food at home, because the older generation thinks this day is a taboo day to go out.
Introduction to the common sayings on the fifty-fourth and twenty-third day of the first lunar month
"The fifth, fourteenth, and twenty-third day of the first lunar month, the poor-mouthed mouse does not leave the nunnery".In the countryside, there is a saying that "the fifth, the fourteenth, the twenty-third, there is Jin Mo outside to carry the burden", which actually means the same! It means that no matter how rich you are outside, or how poor you are, don’t go out on the "fifth, fourteenth, twenty-three" days.In fact, in the eyes of the old man, these three days have a saying, and it is not suitable to go outside, and it is easy to cause trouble.This originates from ancient customs.These three days are often used for the days when the ancient emperors ascended the throne, which should not cause trouble among the people, otherwise there will be great disasters.However, as of now, this is no longer the case.
New Year’s Folk Sayings
1.Rich people celebrate the New Year, but poor people pass the border
2.Look carefully at the New Year, the old people are afraid of the New Year.
3.In the twenty-first year, people sigh with joy.
4.When I am twenty-two, I have no intentions and nothing to do.
5.When I am twenty-three years old, I am shocked when I think about it.
6.From the year to twenty-four, I have no idea about buying a new year.
7.When you are twenty-five years old, your heart is even more bitter.
8.When you are twenty-six years old, you will be very sad at the end of the year.
9, the year is twenty-seven, and the creditors are forced to make matters worse.
10, when I am twenty-eight years old, I want to think about changing to "No Kuosha".
11.At twenty-nine years old, there is no way to go without money and debt.
12.Thirteen sugar melons stick, twenty-four house cleaning days, twenty-five to grind grain, twenty-six to buy meat, twenty-seven to slaughter chicken, twenty-eight to make noodles, Twenty-nine steamed steamed buns, twisted and twisted on the thirtieth night, and surrendered on the first day of the new year.
13, three six nine, go out.Two-five-eight, good to go home, mount the dumplings, dismount the noodles, kick the buns and settle down.
14.Twenty-three kitchen masters go to heaven.
15.Twenty-four sweep the house.
16.Twenty-five paste the windows.
17, twenty-six stewed meat.
18.Twenty-seven roosters.
19, twenty-eight white hair.
20, Twenty-nine Posted Friends (Spring Festival couplets).
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