A daughter who got married because she broke five customs.

A daughter who got married because she broke five customs.

The custom of girls getting married broke the lunar calendar. May is a particularly important day in China New Year. There are many taboo customs in China during the New Year, but people can get rid of them in May of the lunar calendar. Let's look at the girl who got married because she broke the custom of the fifth lunar month.

1' s daughter got married for breaking the customs of the Five Dynasties, and her family and relatives invited her to eat rich dishes, commonly known as "inviting a new wife". The hired daughter must return to her parents' home to pay a New Year call after the sixth day (including the sixth day). If the husband goes to his father-in-law's house or his grandson and nephew go to his grandfather's and uncle's house, he can go on any day (including the first day of New Year's Day) except the second day and the fifth day of New Year's Day. After "Breaking Five", the prostitute went to her mother's house, and the son-in-law visited her husband and relatives.

The fifth day of the first month, commonly known as the fifth festival, is one of the traditional festivals with a long history in China. It is named after China folklore, and many taboos can be broken before this day. Because this day carries too many people's hopes and longings, there are many taboos in ancient times, such as having to eat jiaozi, not cooking with uncooked rice, and not allowing women to visit. "The Year of Yanjing's Age" says: The fifth day is called "Breaking Five", and uncooked rice is not allowed to cook, and women are not allowed to go out. On the sixth day, the princess, your master and eunuchs greet each other. Newly-married women also returned to their relatives in the same day, and businessmen gradually began to trade. "Clear Bi Chao" also records: "The fifth day of the first month is the fifth day, and women are not allowed to go out.

The solar calendar date corresponding to the fifth day of the first month is generally between 65438+1October 25th and February 24th.

The fifth day of the first month is commonly known as the fifth day. Many taboos in China folk customs can be broken after this day. According to the old custom, you must eat jiaozi for five days. In the north, it is called "Bao" buns. Now some families only eat it for three or two days, and some eat it every other day. However, there is no one who doesn't eat. This is true from the royal residence to the small houses in the streets, and even used to entertain guests. Women should not go out, but they should also eat jiaozi and set off firecrackers. Newly married women go home on this day. It is not appropriate to do things on the day of the fifth day, otherwise it will break the money. In addition to the above taboos, the custom of breaking the five customs is mainly to send the poor, welcome the god of wealth and open the market for trade. According to the customs in different regions, many customs have changed. People like to love the new and hate the old, and seek good luck, but once fireworks and firecrackers are released, it will be hard for middle-aged people and old people or children who are sleeping at this time, and too many harmful gases will be emitted at this time of year. In some places in the south, only incense and tea are burned on this day, and there are no fireworks. But times have changed and customs have changed.

In some places, the fifth day is also called "the whole year", which means that the year is over, and it is time to summarize and end it. In fact, this is a variant of "breaking five", because we don't know the origin of "breaking five", so the evolution is very slow

The custom of breaking the five customs is to marry the daughter of 2 to meet the god of wealth on the fifth day of the Lunar New Year.

On the fifth day of the first month, it is also called Breaking Five. This day is the day when traditional folk customs welcome the God of Wealth, and it is also the day when the God of Wealth goes on patrol. Many places will hold activities to greet the God of Wealth, and ordinary people will get up early and burn incense to greet the God of Wealth.

It is actually a traditional custom to greet the god of wealth on the fifth day of the first month. According to folklore, the fifth day of the first month is the birthday of the god of wealth, so after the first day of the new year, the most important folk activity is to meet the god of wealth. A banquet will be held the night before to celebrate the God of Wealth.

What does it mean to break five on New Year's Day?

China traditional customs, the fifth day of the first lunar month, commonly known as breaking five. On this day, there is a custom called "driving the five poor" (poor intelligence, poor study, poor literature, poor life and poor friendship). Getting up at dawn, setting off firecrackers and cleaning up expressed the good wishes of the working people in China to ward off evil spirits and avoid disasters and welcome good luck.

"Break Five" means "Send New Year". After this day, everything will slowly return to the state before New Year's Eve.

The Origin of "Breaking Five"

The origin of "Breaking Five" is still controversial. According to the records in the list of deities, when Jiang Ziya was deified, he branded his wife who betrayed him as a "poor god", which made her "get lucky". In myths and legends, Jiang Ziya's wife is a very annoying cheating wife, which is even more annoying when she is labeled as a poor god. So people cut her off on the fifth day of the first month and told her to go back at once.

It is not surprising that this day is very important, because the fifth day shoulders multiple heavy responsibilities such as sending the poor god and receiving the god of wealth. When all these pressures are combined, customs are formed-banquets, firecrackers, eating jiaozi, symbolizing "Yuanbao", and so on.

What do you eat on the fifth day of the Lunar New Year?

In many places in the north, people eat jiaozi on the fifth day of Lunar New Year's Eve, commonly known as "pinching people's mouths". Bao jiaozi, equivalent to pinching the mouth of the villain, means to stay away from the villain in the new year and avoid listening to rumors.

It is said that in Tianjin, when eating jiaozi on the fifth day of the fifth day, people should deliberately chop stuffing to let others hear, which means driving away the villain, and the new year will be smooth and the days will be better.

In ancient times, people ate jiaozi for more than one day, and some families ate it for two or three days. However, times have changed and many customs have changed, so they only eat jiaozi once.

There are also places that want to eat jiaozi. What is jiaozi? It is made of mixed noodles or potatoes, such as corn and potatoes, which is a local specialty snack.

Eating jiaozi on the fifth day of the Lunar New Year is said to be "eating the poor roots, eliminating the poor roots". It is said that this mushy food will stick all the unpleasant things together and look forward to the prosperity of the new year.

The custom of breaking five is to marry a daughter. 1. What are the rules for daughters to get married?

1. On a woman's wedding day, all relatives and friends can send the bride out, but the bride's aunt should avoid doing so, because "aunt" is homophonic with "loneliness" and "sister-in-law" is homophonic with "sweeping the floor". Loneliness is loneliness. Everyone knows that there is a word called "sweeping out the door", which means unlucky, so the bride's aunt should avoid it on the wedding day.

2. After the bride marries her husband's family, it should be especially important to enter the door. She must step over the threshold, not on it, to avoid bad luck. After all the ceremonies on the wedding day, the bride and the bride can't say goodbye, because it means that it is bad for the couple's marriage and means "remarriage", so we must avoid saying goodbye.

Since ancient times, women have the custom of wearing red dresses when they get married. In the past, when people were in poor financial conditions, girls would wear red clothes when they got married. Nowadays, with the development of society, girls usually wear white wedding dresses when they get married. Whether it is a red dress or a wedding dress, it is necessary to pay attention to the fact that the dress worn by the bride on that day cannot have pockets, so as to avoid the bride taking away her family's wealth when she gets married.

Second, the taboo and pressure of daughter's marriage.

1, the type of wedding car: In some places, the type of wedding car is still taboo in the marriage of daughters. For example, there are few hatchbacks in a wedding car, usually three cars. The taboo is that the hatchback is unlucky, because it has no trunk, which means there is no queen, that is, the newlyweds have no children, so we think it is very unlucky to use the hatchback as a wedding car.

2, dowry items: in the dowry items, family members must not send beds, pots, and clocks. These things are very bad for married daughters, so families must remember that these things can't appear in the dowry.

3. Vehicles to send the bride: On the wedding day, the daughters get married in pairs, so the number of vehicles to send the bride and pick her up adds up to a double number, which means that the number of vehicles to pick up the bride and pick her up must add up to a double number, for example, 8 vehicles, 10 vehicles, 12 vehicles and so on.