Why can't you put up couplets on sleep day? Where are the traditional customs?

1, Jueri, also known as Broken Sun, is the saying that solar terms alternate in China, which is the day before beginning of spring, Changxia, beginning of autumn and beginning of winter, and is also called Sijue Day. The ancients were afraid of exhaustion and thought it was unlucky, so according to the old calendar, there were many taboos on this day, including posting couplets. Of course, these are old concepts of feudal tradition, and there is not much scientific basis.

2. Sticking couplets is a traditional custom in China. At the beginning of the new year, the first thing is to paste the door gods and couplets. On New Year's Eve (or 29th), every household goes to the streets to buy Spring Festival couplets, and those who are interested also spread paper and splash ink in the spring to decorate the portal. It has pinned the good wishes of the working people in China to ward off evil spirits, avoid disasters and welcome happiness.