What does red mean? Gregorian calendar

"Red" is an auspicious color in China traditional culture, and it often appears in the yellow calendar as an auspicious symbol. Red represents masculinity, which means enhancing self-confidence and strength. In modern life, red is also often used as a symbol, such as the national flag of China. Although the meaning it represents has become more diverse, the unique symbolic meaning in this traditional culture still makes people feel mysterious and interesting.

Besides color, the "Yellow Calendar" has a long history in China. Legend has it that the ancient Yellow Emperor personally compiled a "Yellow Calendar" to predict the right time, the right place and the right people, and to grasp good and bad luck. Through the chronology and numerology in the yellow calendar, people can better grasp the laws of life, farming and business. Even with the development of modern science and technology, many people still regard the Gregorian calendar as an indispensable reference in their lives.

For many people, the most important content in the yellow calendar is the daily taboo reminder. Suitability refers to those suitable things and lucky actions; Taboo is something that needs to be avoided, and it is an unfavorable behavior. For example, the yellow calendar may give some things suitable for getting married, moving, breaking ground and so on. On certain dates, as well as avoiding going to the East and getting married. Of course, these taboos may not have practical significance in modern society, but for many people, they are still an important part of cultural customs and living habits.