Introduction: The Lantern Festival is the first after the New YearThe night of the full moon, also of our countryTraditional festivalsOne. On the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, the elders often remind us that "there are four things to be taboo in the fifteenth, and the family is prosperous", so what are these four things? What's so important? Let's find out.
1. Don't borrow: The ancients believed that the fifteenth day of the first lunar month was a busy and grand day, and the streets were full of lanterns, so it was taboo to borrow money on this day. Whether it is to borrow from others or to lend to others yourself, it is considered noGeelyacts that will spoil the yearFortune。Therefore, on this day, we should be especially careful to protect our wallets and avoid the loss of belongings to ensure that we have a good financial source in the new year.
Ancient people paid great attention to itFortuneEspecially in the new year, everyone hopes to have a prosperous and smooth start. As a result, it has become a common superstitious belief not to borrow money. During this day, people will try to avoid borrowing to avoid bringing trouble to themselvesGeelyimpact. At the same time, it's also for peopleManage your moneyA reminder of the concept that everyone should carefully manage their belongings to ensure the stability and growth of their wealth.
2. Don't quarrel: The fifteenth day of the first lunar month is regarded as a day worth celebrating, and it is also the "Day of Blessing of God". Therefore, swearing and quarrels are taboo on this day. It is believed that the family is harmoniousAnd musicA state of harmony brings blessings and good luck. Therefore, families with small children at home on this day try not to let their children cry so as not to affect the luck of the year.
Traditionally, a harmonious family is a very important point. Only family members live in harmony with each otherAnd musicHarmony brings blessings and good luck. Therefore, the fifteenth day of the first lunar month has become an important day. On this day, people try to maintain a harmonious atmosphere in the family and avoid quarrels and arguments. Especially in families with young children, adults will be more careful not to make children cry to ensure that the whole family is well-offGeelyand happiness.
3. Don't be lazy: The ancients believed that the fifteenth day of the first lunar month was a good day to pray for blessings, and people would go out for a walk, commonly known as "walking a hundred diseases". Therefore, avoid laziness on this day. It is believed that by going out on this day, you can avoid the invasion of diseases and pray for a yearPeaceand health.
The fifteenth day of the first lunar month is regarded as a day of prayer, and people will take advantage of the good weather on this day to go out for a walk, exercise, and pray for good health and health for the yearPeace。In ancient times, people would also do some special activities, such as night fireworks, dancing and so on. These activities not only increase physical activity, but also enhance family harmony and improve people's emotional state. Therefore, avoiding laziness becomes a reminder to actively participate in the prayer process, rather than being passive and lazy.
Fourth, taboo to lose: on the fifteenth day of the first month, it is also taboo to lose things. Throwing things here has two meanings. On the one hand, people can't afford to lose what they carry on this day, which means that they will have a lot of money. On the other hand, you can't throw away your own things, because this will have the meaning of "loose money". Therefore, it is better not to lose things haphazardly on this day.
The concept of avoiding losing things is quite common among the people. It is believed that lost items will bringFortuneof the loss, and even affect the whole yearFortune。Therefore, especially on the important day of the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, people will be more careful to avoid accidentally losing their belongings. It's also a reminder for people to be focused and cautious, to pay more attention to detail, to protect their belongings, and to promoteFortunestability and growth.
Summary: In the traditional Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, the elders often mention "15 taboos and 4 kinds, and the family is prosperous". These four things are not to borrow, not to be noisy, not to be lazy and not to lose. These taboos are formed under the long-term precipitation and inheritance of the people, although some seem superstitious, but they reflect people's beautylifeof pursuits and an expression of ideology. By observing these taboos, we can increase the atmosphere of auspiciousness and happiness, bringing good luck and blessings.
At the same time, in addition to these taboos, there are many other customs and activities on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, such as eating Lantern Festival, watching lanterns, sending lanterns, and so on. These activities not only enrich the celebration of the festival, but also increase people's entertainment and joyful atmosphere.
Can you feel this festive atmosphere? Whether it is to borrow, to quarrel, to be lazy or to lose, these are traditional concepts that have continued from ancient times to the present, and although there may be some superstitious elements, they are also a reminder of people's behavioral norms and moral codes. In today's worldSocialAlthough we pay more attention to scientific and rational ways of thinking and codes of conduct, it is also a matter of history to retain some traditional customs and taboosCulturerespect and legacy. Therefore, in this Lantern Festival, whether it is to abide by taboos or participate in other customs and activities, we can feel the Chinese traditionCultureThe charm and the meaning of inheritance.
Do you know what customs are on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month? Feel free to share your insights and experiences in the comments section. Let's inherit and carry forward these beautiful traditions together and bring more joy and happiness to the new year.