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In addition to removing the old and the new during the Lunar New Year each year, there are actually many eyebrows and eyebrows to pay attention to in traditional customs. Folklore expert Yang Dengsheng recalled that the “12 taboos” of the first day of the new year, you want to win on the first day of the new year and order something for yourself. Good luck, the public may want to take a look!
▲ In addition to removing the old and the new in the Lunar New Year every year, there are actually many eyebrows and eyebrows that should be paid attention to in traditional customs. (Photograph by reporter Chen Yi)
Taboo 1: Avoid arguing, hitting and scolding children
Because fighting, hitting, or scolding children on this day can easily attract official litigation throughout the year, so on the first day of the new year, never fight, fight, or scold children.
Taboo 2: Do not sweep the floor or take out the trash
This is to prevent the family’s wealth from being wiped out. Many guests and friends will walk through the house on the first day of the New Year. They will be invited to eat some melon seeds and sweets. If garbage is generated, just grab it with your hands. Do not use it with broom, otherwise if you slide it, your wealth will be swept away.
Taboo 3: Avoid eating porridge
Because eating oatmeal in the past was a symbol of the poor, do not eat oatmeal on the first day of the new year, otherwise it will be bad, which means that the fortune of the new year will be hampered.
Taboo 4: Avoid Killing
If you kill, it is easy to bring disaster of light and blood this year, so we have to buy some things for worship. They are all ready before the New Year. New Year’s dishes are also prepared before the New Year. Don’t kill chickens on the first day of the new year. Kill ducks, this could bring blood and light disasters.
Taboo 5: Avoid asking people for debt
Asking others for debt is actually a bad idea for others and is not good for you, so don’t ask for debt on the first day of the new year. Of course, if someone asks for a debt, it is best not to give them money on the first day of the new year, at least the next day, or wait until the fifth day of the new year, to return the money, but it is best to pay the money before the new year.
Taboo 6: You don’t owe money
According to folklore, if you owe money, you cannot owe the new year. If you have the ability, you still have to pay it off on the first day of the new year, so you can be debt free and light. , and moving into the new year, there will be pressure, which means there will be pressure in the new year, which is not good for wealth.
Taboo 7: Avoid taking a nap
In Hokkien dialect, it means “man sleeping in the field, woman sleeping in the kitchen”, which means that sleep is a symbol of laziness and will affect your career in the new year.
Taboo 8: Avoid breaking things
Breaking something is a symbol of broken wealth and bad luck. If it breaks, you should wrap the fragment with a red paper or a red cloth, and then put it under the table of the gods, and when classifying it, you can say “Break the broken peace, break the broken peace”, these will be discarded on fifth day of the Lunar New Year, which means “send the poor.”
Taboo 9: Don’t go back to your native home
As for folklore, a married daughter should not return to her native family on the first day of the new year, which will have a negative impact on the fortune of her family.
Taboo 10: Avoid turning off all the lights
On the first day of the new year, especially at night, you cannot turn off all the lights, because turning off all the lights is completely dark, which means that the future is bleak.
Taboo 11: Don’t say bad things
In fact, you shouldn’t say unfortunate things in general, especially the most taboo on New Year’s Day. Don’t say words like death, death, or absolute.
Taboo 12: Red Envelope Gifts Cannot Be Unique
People say that good gifts should be double, so if you want to give a red envelope, the amount of bread in it should be an even number, because the singular number is the amount that people will pay for funerals, so don’t you do it. get rid of others. Also, “four” is also an unfortunate number in traditional concepts, so we should avoid it.
At the same time, gifts must be given in even numbers. For example, pineapple cakes should get two and fruit should get two, six, or eight. Don’t give four or odd numbers.
▲ Folk customs expert Yang Dengsheng recalled the “12 taboos” on the first day of the new year. (Image / photo data)
★ Sanli News Network reminds you:
Folklore is for reference only, don’t be too superstitious.
