How about the Millennium of 202 1? What are the taboos on the Millennium?

The date analysis of 202 1 millennium solar terms is as follows:

Gregorian calendar 202 1 seven-star virgo in early September (Gregorian calendar); 202 1 year (lunar calendar) The first small moon on the first day of August.

Today's Gregorian calendar is appropriate: today's ice has disappeared and tiles have sunk, so don't use it to hold large-scale activities.

Taboo of today's Gregorian calendar: Today's ice has disappeared and tiles have sunk, so don't use it to hold large-scale activities.

Because the day belongs to melting ice and sinking tiles, it is not suitable for major activities, so the Millennium Festival on 202 1 is not good.

Introduction to the meaning of ice-melting tile;

Literally: fall apart, melt away, completely collapse.

Meaning of Gregorian calendar: 1. Building a house on the day when the ice disappears will collapse quickly and easily, so the upper beam should first avoid the day when the ice disappears.

2. The disintegration of ice is also called the curse of death, which means short-lived. Therefore, the old man said that ice disintegration is a disaster, and every month corresponds to a date of ice disintegration, that is, the first month is February, March is April, May is June, July is August, September is not October, and November is the twelfth month.

What are the taboos on the Millennium?

The Millennium solar term is very taboo against wind and rain.

In the folk, it is strictly forbidden for the Millennium to be windy and rainy. It is believed that dew will have a negative impact on agricultural harvest. The proverb says: Dew will fall at sunset, and it will go to a bad place. It will rain before the dew, and it will be a ghost after the dew.

There is also a proverb: Summer rain is sweet, and the Millennium is bitter. Farmers think that the Millennium rain is bitter, and rain will make vegetables bitter; Insects will also be eaten after the harvested rice is stained with dew.

Therefore, it is very taboo to wind and rain in the Millennium solar terms.