Don't go out on the seventh day of the first month: ancient beliefs and modern thinking.
In traditional Chinese culture, the seventh day of the lunar calendar is considered a special day. This belief has its roots in ancient folk traditions, and various mystical sayings and explanations have been circulated. One of the most well-known is not going out on the seventh day of the lunar calendar, that is, on the seventh day of the lunar calendar, people should try to avoid going out.
Although these traditional beliefs may seem mysterious and mysterious to modern society, they are still a part of many people's lives. People follow these traditions because of respect and inheritance of ancient cultures, and on the other hand, because these beliefs can give people spiritual comfort and comfort to some extent.
In modern society, we also need to think rationally about these traditional beliefs. From a scientific point of view, there is no actual basis or evidence to support the absence. Life in modern society is fast-paced, and many people also need to go out to work and study during the workday, so it may not be realistic to follow this tradition completely.
We need to look at these beliefs rationally while respecting traditions. For some people, it may be a belief and habit to follow the tradition of not going out on the seventh day of the new year, and there is nothing wrong with that. But for others, they may be more inclined to a scientific and rational lifestyle, and that's not wrong either. It is important that we maintain respect and inheritance of traditional culture, and at the same time find a way of life that suits us in modern society.