The old yellow calendar is ugly and clear.

Will Tomb-Sweeping Day sweep graves every other day in 2020?

Lunar calendar: March 2020 13.

Gregorian calendar: April 5, 2020, Sunday, Aries.

Today's almanac is appropriate.

Start drilling wells, repair graves, take care of your daughter-in-law, take care of your husband, and settle down.

Seek medical treatment, forgiveness, sacrifice, pray and mourn.

Build a house, travel, set up a certificate, enter a school, collect funds, plant and open a warehouse.

Today's old almanac is taboo.

Enter Anmen to open a market, build acupuncture, get married and row a boat.

Bury and break ground to get rich

Based on the above contents of the Gregorian calendar, we can see that today's sacrifice is to sweep graves in the Gregorian calendar, so the second day of Tomb-Sweeping Day in 2020 is suitable for sweeping graves!

What time should Tomb-Sweeping Day sweep the grave the next day?

The general time for sweeping graves is from 8 am to 6 pm.

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Suitable: build a house, move to bed, enter the house, open the market, offer sacrifices, pray for blessings, reward God, travel to make money, and watch your engagement.

On the second day of the New Year's Day in 2020, the auspicious time for Tomb-Sweeping Day to sweep graves: 13- 15 is out of date. Why did Tomb-Sweeping Day sweep the grave?

It is said that the origin of Tomb-Sweeping Day began with the ceremony of offering sacrifices to the tombs of ancient emperors, and later people followed suit. On this day, offering sacrifices to ancestors and sweeping graves became a fixed custom of the Chinese nation.

According to legend, there was a custom of setting up an altar to worship the tomb in the pre-Qin period, and later it gradually evolved into a grave worship.

Sacrifice to cold food tombs formed a custom in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. According to the records of Xuanzong Ji of the Old Tang Dynasty, there is no written record of the grave-sweeping ceremony in the Cold Food Festival, but in modern times, it has become a custom for a long time. During the Cold Food Festival, scholars' homes are full of sacrifices.

In response to this long-standing custom, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty issued a letter in the twentieth year of Kaiyuan: ordinary people's houses should be allowed to go to graves, and five kinds of ceremonies should be included, which will always be a routine. Sacrifice to the cold food tomb was later confirmed as a custom, which is also the reason why Tomb-Sweeping Day visited the grave.

People in China pay attention to being cautious from beginning to end, and there are countless sacrificial activities that adapt to this concept.

With the passage of history, most of these activities have declined. Only the grave sweeping activity in Tomb-Sweeping Day has survived to this day, so it is regarded as one of the oldest folk customs by experts.