Introduction: Every day is presented differently, and different days have different auspicious and inauspicious days. So can we go out on Mid-Autumn Festival night in 2017? What are the taboos to pay attention to during the Mid-Autumn Festival? The fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month every year is an important reunion day for Chinese people. The Fortune Teller website has compiled some special articles about the Mid-Autumn Festival in advance. We look forward to your browsing and reading!Can I go out on Mid-Autumn Festival night in 2017?[Auspicious day] Mid-Autumn Festival (October 4) on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month in 2017. Almanac query : Wednesday, October 4, 2017, Libra. Lunar calendar: August 15, 2017, the zodiac sign of Rooster. Conflicts: Horse (Wu Wu), south. [Auspicious days for today] Marriage, construction, travel, groundbreaking, litigation, sacrifice, praying, accepting marriage proposals, seeking an heir, resolving migration, burial, receiving wealth, erecting pillars, raising beams, receiving livestock, fasting and offering sacrifices, resolving litigation, opening businesses, building houses, moving into new homes, and governing. [Auspicious days for today] Planting, digging canals, releasing water, seeking medical treatment, taking up a post, and building embankments. The 15th day of the eighth lunar month is the Mid-Autumn Festival. This is a festival that is known to be the most humane and poetic. I miss my family more during every festival, especially during the Mid-Autumn Festival when the bright moon is high in the sky. The reason why Mid-Autumn Festival is called Mid-Autumn Festival is because the 15th day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar is in the three-autumn system. The full moon in the sky on this day is exceptionally bright, big and round, so this day is also regarded as a great day for remembrance and reunion. People in most places will go home to celebrate the festival and will not go out.What are the taboos to pay attention to during the Mid-Autumn Festival?Mid-Autumn Festival Taboo 1: Men Do Not Worship the Moon <br /> In the old days, the custom of worshipping the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival was popular throughout the country. Fu Cha Dunchong of the Qing Dynasty wrote in "Yanjing Sui Shi Ji": During the Mid-Autumn Festival, "most men do not bow down to worship the moon. Therefore, a proverb in the capital says: 'Men do not worship the moon, and women do not worship the kitchen god.'" It is said that the moon belongs to the sun, and the moon goddess Chang'e is a female, so the moon worship activity can only be participated by women.Mid-Autumn Festival Taboo 2: People with weak bodies and poor physical fitness are not allowed to watch the moon <br /> During the Mid-Autumn Festival, people with weak bodies are not recommended to watch the moon outdoors or worship the moon. Especially for women who have recently had a miscarriage or have just given birth, it is not advisable to watch the moon. Even if you are on your own balcony, it is best not to watch the moon. Mid-Autumn Festival Taboo 3: Don’t let frustrated or unlucky people enjoy the moon <br /> If you have a low fortune recently, are in a bad mood, or are frustrated, such as failure in officialdom, bad love, unhappy work, unhappy family, failed exams, or lost money in business, it is best not to enjoy the moon. Mid-Autumn Festival Taboo 4: Avoid watching the moon for those who have just moved and have not had any "housewarming" .<br /> People who have just moved and have not had any "housewarming" should not watch the moon, or those who feel that their health and fortune have been bad since moving should be cautious in watching the moon. Mid-Autumn Festival Taboo 5: Avoid covering your forehead with hair <br /> Girls with bangs should brush their hair back or to the sides. Never let your forehead be covered by your hair, because this is where your magic lamp is. Mid-Autumn Festival Taboo 6: Avoid not burning incense before going out or after returning home <br /> Burning incense before going out during the Mid-Autumn Festival can bless a safe journey, while burning incense after returning home is a way to express gratitude and pray for safe travel in the coming year. Mid-Autumn Festival Taboo 7: Avoid Fruit Cakes that Are Not Round <br /> When the moon is high in the sky during the Mid-Autumn Festival, people set up altars, burn incense, and display moon cakes, fruits, etc. to worship the moon. Many families will worship the moon on the full moon night, burn moon paper, place offerings to the moon, and then distribute them to their family members. The whole family gathered together to eat mooncakes. Mooncakes are also called reunion cakes. Eating them can help the whole family work together and stay united. Therefore, fruit cakes must be round, and even if you cut fruit mooncakes, they must be in the shape of a lotus with crescent petals. Mid-Autumn Festival Taboo 8: Avoid eating random mooncakes <br /> As the saying goes, "If you eat random mooncakes, your father-in-law will die." If a new daughter-in-law spends the Mid-Autumn Festival at her husband's house in her first year after marriage, she will have to spend the Mid-Autumn Festival at her husband's house for several years in a row. If you celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival at your parents’ home in the first year after marriage, then you will have to celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival at your parents’ home for several consecutive years. This can avoid eating the mooncakes in disorder and prevent accidents to your father-in-law. Summary: Through the above article content, we have the answer to [Can we go out on the night of Mid-Autumn Festival in 2017? What are the taboos to pay attention to during the Mid-Autumn Festival? 】This question has been answered, I hope it can help everyone! |
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