Little knowledge of the lunar calendar: what does dissolution mean?

In real life, many things will always be solved unexpectedly? It was completely unexpected. But this is inevitable. After all, no one knows what will happen in the next second. So what does dissolution mean in the little knowledge of the lunar calendar? Let's have a look!

Remove: remove; Elimination: refers to washing, cleaning houses, eliminating disasters, etc.

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Pinyin jiě chú

Explain, solve and eliminate. Generally speaking, it is to remove a certain state or pull away from a certain emotion (for example, disarm).

Such as reducing burdens and worries, including disarmament.

In the Han dynasty, Yin and Yang scholars called eliminating evil as a move, and later superstitious people also used this name.

On Balance and Resolution by Han Wang Chong: "The world believes in sacrifice, which means that sacrifice will be blessed; If it is lifted again, it means that the lifting will be fierce. "

Volume 283 of Taiping Guangji quoted the History of Travel in the Southern Song Dynasty as saying, "Taijun asked Li,' What is your concern in the world?' The ceremony said,' Serve 36,000 gods, hold a shrine to people, or slaughter calves, pigs, sheep, chickens and ducks.' "

Preface to Yuan Xu Qi's Ci of Alcohol, Tobacco and Bamboo in the Qing Dynasty: "In the ancient metropolis, from January to the end of the month, scholars learned to collect water and pour wine into skirts, thinking that they would lift it."

The end of the Gregorian calendar means cleaning the house and sweeping the floor.