Is it lucky to get married from the winter of 2020 to four days before? Why is the winter solstice a "small year"?

Are you lucky to get married the day before the winter solstice in 2020?

Lunar calendar: 2020 1 1 6th of the month.

Gregorian calendar: February 20, 2020 +65438, Sagittarius.

Suitable for today (the daily value is four miles away)

Marriage immigration, earn money, cook, eat, seek money and open positions.

Grasp planting into school

Today's taboo (the daily value is four miles away)

Repair graves, bury beds, cut trees and sacrifice animals.

Pray for blessings, build houses, build bridges, break ground and mourn.

Next, enter the house, start drilling, travel, and open meridians.

According to the old almanac, it is not appropriate to get married the day before the winter solstice in 2020, because this day is the day to leave for four days!

Why is the solstice in winter a small year?

Winter solstice, also known as short solstice, winter festival, year-ending, winter worship, etc., has both natural and humanistic connotations. It is not only an important solar term among the 24 solar terms, but also a traditional folk festival in China.

The solstice in winter is one of the eight festivals in four seasons, and it is considered as a big holiday in winter. There is an ancient saying that the solstice in winter is as big as a year, so the ancients called it a child year or a small year.

The saying that the winter solstice is as big as a year is widely circulated in some places in southern China. Winter solstice is also called sub-year and off-year, which means that a year is coming, and the importance of winter solstice is reflected. When the winter solstice arrives, the New Year is just around the corner, so the ancients thought that the winter solstice was as important as the New Year. Many places still maintain the traditional custom of offering sacrifices to heaven and ancestors from the winter solstice.

Winter solstice custom: eat mutton

It is said that the custom of eating mutton from winter solstice began in the Han Dynasty.

According to legend, Liu Bang, Emperor Gaozu of Han Dynasty, ate mutton cooked in Fan Kuai on the solstice of winter, which was particularly delicious and full of praise.

Since then, the custom of eating mutton from winter solstice has been formed among the people.

Nowadays, people eat mutton and all kinds of nourishing foods on the solstice of winter in order to have a good omen for the coming year.