What's the meaning of hell in the yellow calendar?

Gregorian calendar is a portable tool used by ancient people in China to observe astronomical phenomena and daily life, which has a far-reaching impact on popular culture, folk customs and festivals. In the yellow calendar, local governments represent local officials who can govern the place and shoulder the task of protecting the people. At the same time, it also represents the land god who protects homes and avoids disasters and murderers. Based on this, the local government in the Yellow Calendar is regarded as an auspicious symbol among the people.

Throughout the history of China, local governments are local leaders, managing people at different levels, such as the government, the army and the people. Because of his power position, Tu Fu often becomes one of the protagonists in literati's creation. For example, in the Ming Dynasty's famous novel "The Water Margin", the underground palace is reported and Kang Youwei's underground palace is interpreted as a poem.

Besides being a symbol in the Gregorian calendar, local symbols also play an important role in daily life. For example, during the Lantern Festival every year, many places hold the activity of "driving out earth houses", which means driving out ghosts and bringing good luck. In addition, when we decorate and choose the location of the house, we often choose some areas protected by the local government to increase the good luck and auspiciousness of the family.