Is the fourth day of the Lunar New Year in 2021 an auspicious day? What are the customs of the fourth day of the Lunar New Year?
Introduction: Every day has its own advantages and disadvantages, so [Is the fourth day of the Lunar New Year in 2021 an auspicious day? What are the customs of the fourth day of the Lunar New Year?] The arrival of the first month of the year means that the new year has begun. Do you want to know more about the first month of the year? Please visit Shuimoxiansheng.com for the 2021 New Year special topic.Is the fourth day of the Lunar New Year in 2021 an auspicious day?The fourth day of the first lunar month of the year 2021 (Lunar calendar) The Gregorian calendar, February 15, 2021, Monday, Aquarius (Solar calendar) [Today's Old Almanac is suitable] Meeting with relatives and friends, traveling, getting married, getting engaged, getting rich, buying clothes, getting engaged, breaking ground, installing beds, bathing, taking in livestock, installing doors, hanging plaques, repairing and dismantling, releasing water, setting incense, paying respects to gods, starting fires, cutting wood, adopting children, consecrating, raising beams, painting, building temples, fasting and offering sacrifices, closing accounts [Today's Old Almanac is not suitable] Planting, building houses, burying, and making stoves Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: Jia does not open warehouses, and Wu does not cover the roof. Conflicts: Horse Day Conflict (Wu Zi) RatSummary: Since the number of taboos in the lunar calendar does not exceed 10, the fourth day of the Lunar New Year in 2021 is an auspicious day. What are the customs on the fourth day of the Lunar New Year?Customs on the fourth day of the Lunar New Year: "Welcome the Kitchen God and send off the Fire God"The fourth day of the first lunar month is when the gods return to the world from heaven. There is a saying that "send off the gods early in the morning, and welcome them late". It means that sending off the gods should start early in the morning, while welcoming them in the afternoon is not too late. As for offerings, three kinds of meat, fruits, wine and food must be complete, and incense, candles and gold clothes must be burned. If the boss wants to fire someone, he will not invite him to worship the gods on this day. Customs on the fourth day of the Lunar New Year: Receiving Five Roads Later it evolved into welcoming the five gods of wealth. In the old days, after the Spring Festival holiday, merchants would usually invite the Five Gods of Wealth on the fourth night of the New Year and open for business on the fifth day for good luck. At 3:00 p.m. on the fourth day, preparations for the five-way reception ceremony began and ended at 9 or 10:00 p.m. First, set up the table, usually two eight-immortal tables put together. The first table is filled with fruits such as tangerines and sugar cane, implying broad financial prospects and a sweet life; the second table is filled with pastries, implying promotion and evergreen; the third table is the main meal, with whole pigs, chickens, fish, and Yuanbao soup. Half of the table is filled with rice, noodles and vegetables. A scallion is inserted in a bowl of road rice, and a thousand-year-old red is inserted in the scallion tube, which means excitement and prosperity every year. The wine and food on the third table can only be served after the five wealth gods have been connected. Everyone is full of hope of getting rich, hoping that the God of Wealth can bring gold, silver and treasures to their homes and make them rich in the new year. Customs on the fourth day of the Lunar New Year: Eating Zheluo with the whole family On the fourth day of the first lunar month, the whole family eats Zheluo together. The so-called Zheluo is a hodgepodge of leftover food from the past few days, to clean up the New Year's goods. Dust the room, sweep the floor, and pile the garbage in the yard ready to "throw away poverty." On this day, beef and mutton shops have to burn incense at the Horse Temple, because the Sheep King, Cattle King and Horse King are all enshrined in the Horse Temple, and the Sheep King statue in the Nanjiao Horse Temple is the most famous. Most shops will host a banquet for their employees and distribute red envelopes on the fourth night of the New Year. The fourth day of the first lunar month in 2021:The Laohuang calendar's hexagram for today is Tianfeng Gou (Gou hexagram). Gou hexagram means there is wind under the world, the upper hexagram [Xiang says] : You will be happy to meet friends in a foreign land. You must know that your luck and blessings will be greatly increased. From now on, you will have smooth luck, and you will be irrelevant in the future. This hexagram is composed of two different hexagrams (Xun below and Qian above). Qian represents heaven and Xun represents wind. There is wind in the world, blowing all over the earth, yin and yang combine, and all things flourish. The Gou hexagram is opposite to the Kui hexagram, and they are each other's "Zong hexagram". Gou means meeting, the encounter of yin and yang. But five yangs and one yin cannot live together for long. 【Career】 : Be timely and follow the order of time. But there is a potential crisis, the yin and yang are not in harmony. We must rely on the strong, make contacts with many parties, strengthen our power, prevent villains from taking advantage of us, and strive to improve the situation. Prepare everything early, wait for the opportunity, and take action once it is ripe. [Doing Business] : The market is moving from a booming state to a declining state. It is better to get out of it as soon as possible. Forced development will be dangerous. There are no upright people to help, but there are villains plotting in secret. In this regard, we must keep a clear head, seek reliable partners, be patient and wait for the right time to develop business activities again. |
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