Why can't I go to the grave for two years?

Why can't you go to the grave in leap February? Leap February is not the month when graves are forbidden in all areas. However, in traditional culture, some regions and folk beliefs think that Leap February is "Sa Ciki" and is regarded as an ominous month, so it is not suitable for important activities, including going to the grave and offering sacrifices to ancestors.

This is because leap February in leap year is an extra month, and leap year itself is considered as an unlucky year, which may bring disaster and bad luck. However, this is just a traditional concept. Modern society is no longer so feudal. Whether to go to the grave in February depends on personal beliefs and traditions. In the traditional culture of the Gregorian calendar, leap February is usually considered as an unlucky month, but this does not mean that no activities can be carried out this month. For an important traditional festival like Tomb-Sweeping Day, there may be different customs and rules according to different regions and cultural traditions. Some areas think that Tomb-Sweeping Day should not go to the grave in the leap month of leap year, while others have no such restriction.

What are the taboos in leap February? It should be: 1. Pay attention to health and maintain good living habits. 2. Take preventive measures to avoid accidents and diseases. 3, adhere to the principles of justice and morality, avoid involving immoral things. 4. Pay attention to family and relatives and strengthen family harmony. Bogey: 1, it is not appropriate to get married and hold a wedding, so as not to bring marital misfortune. 2. It is not appropriate to conduct major commercial transactions or sign important contracts to avoid disputes or losses. 3. It is not advisable to move or carry out large-scale decoration, so as not to cause family anxiety and economic losses. 4, unfavorable for major surgery or medical treatment, so as not to cause adverse consequences. 5, it is not appropriate to carry out important sacrifices or grave sweeping activities, so as not to cause ominous gas.