The wax moon is the last month of the year. There is a saying among the people, called: "When you enter the Layue Gate, you don't ask about five things." In fact, this sentence is not groundless, it is the life advice of the ancients based on their own life experience and understanding of the seasons.
In traditional Chinese culture, the wax moon is regarded as a special period. At this time, people begin to prepare for the arrival of the new year, and every household will carry out a big cleaning, cleaning the house and yard to drive away the bad luck of the old year and welcome the good luck of the new year. At the same time, people will also buy New Year's goods, make rice cakes, paste Spring Festival couplets, etc., to prepare for the arrival of the New Year.
During this special period, people also follow some traditional customs and rules. For example, the 23rd or 24th day of the lunar month is a small year, and people will eat rice balls, set off firecrackers, worship ancestors, and so on. And on Chinese New Year's Eve, the whole family will get together for a reunion night. These customs and rules are passed down from generation to generation and represent people's yearning for family reunion and a happy life.
In addition to these well-known customs, there are 5 things that we can't do in the lunar month, which are the 5 things in the end? Let's have a ** after all.
Layue does not borrow money
The moon is indefinite
Layue does not quarrel
Layue does not relocate
Layue does not build a house