Introduction: Generally, you need to pay attention to choosing an auspicious day for marriage and engagement. So, can you get engaged or get a marriage certificate on the third day of the first lunar month in 2019, the third day of the new year? The various festivals in the first month of the lunar calendar will come soon after the Spring Festival. Following Shuimoxiansheng.com’s special topic on the first month of the lunar calendar in 2019, let’s count how many important traditional festivals and customs there are in this month. 2019 lunar calendar query for the third day of the first lunar month: The third day of the first month of the lunar year 2019 (lunar calendar) February 7, 2019, Thursday, Aquarius (Gregorian calendar) 【Today’s lunar calendar is suitable】 Marry, offer sacrifices, fast and pray for blessings, build, take up a post, seek offspring, lift the groundbreaking, collect money, erect pillars, plant, set up a certificate, build a house, catch and go to school [Today’s taboos in the almanac] Repair graves, bury, set up beds, cut wood, raise beams, take in livestock, collect money, open markets, trade, move in, install incense, start drilling, travel, meridians, break ground 2019 Civil Affairs Bureau Spring Festival Holiday Arrangements The 2019 Spring Festival is on February 5th. The holiday starts on February 4th (New Year’s Eve), and work officially resumes on February 10th (the sixth day of the first lunar month). Therefore, the holiday time is from February 4th to 10th, a total of 7 days. On-duty personnel will be arranged to work on February 2 (Saturday) and February 3 (Sunday). Everyone should arrange their time reasonably. Based on the above contents of the lunar calendar, we can know that getting married on this day is suitable according to the lunar calendar, so you can get engaged or get a marriage certificate on this day! However, according to the holiday arrangements of the Civil Affairs Bureau, this day is not suitable for getting a certificate! What other customs are there on the third day of the first lunar month?Customs on the third day of the first lunar month: the birthday of millet <br /> People believe that the third day of the first lunar month is the birthday of millet. On this day, people offer sacrifices and pray for a good harvest, and they do not eat rice.Customs on the third day of the first lunar month: Burning Door God Paper <br /> In the old days, on the third day of the first lunar month, pine and cypress branches from the New Year festival and door god paper hung during the festival were burned together to indicate that the New Year was over and it was time to start a new life. There is a proverb that goes "After burning the door god paper, you will have trouble finding your own way." The third day of the first lunar month: posting "red mouth" In southern China, people put up a "red mouth" sticker on the morning of the third day of the Lunar New Year, as it is believed that quarrels are likely to occur on this day and it is not appropriate to pay New Year's greetings. The so-called "red mouth" is usually a red paper strip about seven or eight inches long and one inch wide, with some auspicious words written on it for safe entry and exit (format: "On the third day of the first lunar month in the year of Jiaxu in 1994, when incense is burned in front of the gods, the nails at the front door will be broken, and all men and women will be red-mouthed, thieves will be stolen, and Mars will be stolen from all directions, and all disasters will be returned to heaven, wishing good luck"). It is pasted on the top of the front and back doors, and another piece is placed on the garbage and taken out to be thrown away. These garbage are accumulated on the first and second days of the New Year. They must be cleaned up and thrown away on the third day. Otherwise, it would be like letting the gold, silver and treasures in the house flow out. In short, pasting the "Red Mouth" is to make people feel psychologically that they can travel safely throughout the year, without quarrels with others or various unfortunate disasters, and the family will have more wealth and treasure, and everything will be as they wish. In Hong Kong, people generally do not pay New Year's greetings on the third day of the Lunar New Year, because the third day of the first lunar month is "Red Mouth", also known as "Red Dog Day". It is said that Chigou is the god of anger and encountering him is likely to cause quarrels. Therefore, the older generation of Hong Kong's New Territories indigenous people stay at home on this day to avoid encountering evil spirits. Customs on the third day of the first lunar month: Little New Year’s Day <br /> That is, Tianqing Festival. A court festival in the Song Dynasty. In the first year of Dazhong Xiangfu during the reign of Emperor Zhenzong of Song, it was said that a book from heaven had descended to the earth. So Emperor Zhenzong issued an edict to designate the third day of the first lunar month as Tianqing Festival, and officials were given a five-day holiday. Later it was called Xiaonianchao, and people did not sweep the floor, beg for fire or draw water, just like Suichao. Customs on the third day of the first lunar month: "Sending off the New Year" Usually a farewell ceremony is held at night to send the gods and ancestors back to heaven. The new wave of annual fortune in 2019 has already changed. Calculate your own fortune in advance, correct your mistakes if there are any, and encourage yourself if there are none, so that the new year will be smooth and safe. To calculate your new fortune in 2019, please click on the [Premium Calculation] below to learn about your new fortune. I wish you peace and happiness in the new year! |
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