What are the specialties of the sixth day of the Lunar New Year? What do you do on the sixth day of the Lunar New Year?

In our traditional lunar calendar, the first month refers to the month in which the Spring Festival is held, so the first month is very important.There are many taboos and customs in the first month.The following is what I have collected for you about the sixth day of the Lunar New Year.I hope you will like it.

What is the significance of the sixth day of the Lunar New Year

　1.Send the poor god

In folklore, the poor god is the son of the ancient emperor Zhuanxu.Although he is the son of an emperor, he was born poor.Not only did he like to eat porridge and wear rags, but he also died early on the dark day of the first month..People have agreed to send gifts to the poor god on the sixth day of the first lunar month.To send the poor god off, you need to prepare a special car and boat (a boat made of plantains), light candles, and bring pancakes and other dry food to the poor god.Only in this way will the poor god leave.

　2.Grab the God of Wealth

The most popular people on this day are boys who are over 12 years old, because 12 is twice as much as 6, which means Liuliu Shun, and it is also for good luck.There is a popular saying among the people, that is, "bangs play with golden toads, fishing for money every step of the way." So on this day, 12-year-old boys will be dressed up as bangs and go out on the street carrying little figures cut from paper.Whoever grabs the little figure means that whoever has grabbed the God of Wealth, which means that this person is the God of Wealth.There will be good luck in the new year and wealth will be prosperous.

3.Open for business

The sixth day of the lunar month is Horse Day.People who are engaged in the restaurant and restaurant business have six days of rest from the Spring Festival to the fifth day of the Lunar New Year, and only really start working or doing business on the sixth day of the Lunar New Year.When opening a business, not only firecrackers must be set off, but also red couplets must be posted, with the words "good business opening, good business opening" and so on.

What do you do on the sixth day of the Lunar New Year

There are also some customs on this day, that is, giving away the fat and giving away the poor, because the sixth day of the lunar month is Horse Day, and business and work start on this day.On this day, all the filth in the house must be cleaned up, which is called "Yi Fei".It also represents the Chinese working people who begin to go to the fields on this day to prepare for spring plowing."Sending the poor" on the sixth day of the first lunar month is a special custom during the Spring Festival in ancient my country.Its meaning is to offer sacrifices to the poor ghost (poor god), also known as "poor son".According to "Wen Zong Bei Wen" cited in "Sui Shi Guang Ji" by Chen Yuanliang of the Song Dynasty:"When Zhuan Xu was in Gaoxin, a son was born in the palace.He was not fully clothed and was known as a poor son in the palace.Later, he died in the dark of the first month and was buried in the palace.Xiang said, "Today, I will give a gift to the poor." So, everyone should know these customs.There are these customs and things that need to be done at this time every year.

The statutory holiday of the Spring Festival is coming to an end.Many people have started to work.Most businesses and restaurants have begun to open, and firecrackers are set off, which is no less lively than New Year’s Eve.The sixth day of the first lunar month was the day when merchants of all sizes "opened the market" in the old days.Firecrackers were set off before business to show good luck.Before the market opens, it is taboo for women with foreign surnames to visit homes.After the market opens, all Spring Festival taboos will end, everything will return to normal, and neighbors can resume visiting each other.If you are a shop owner, you will put one or more large pots of oranges in front of your door on this day.There must be more oranges, otherwise there will be too many oranges and too few oranges (Cantonese homophone for "more bad luck, less good") "meaning" not good.Therefore, we must remember these things on the sixth day of the Lunar New Year.After remembering what should be done, we must do it, otherwise the impact will be great.

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