What is the meaning of sacrifice in the yellow calendar?

Sacrifice in the Yellow Calendar is a ritual activity in the traditional culture of China. In ancient China, people thought that the Gregorian calendar represented the connection between heaven and earth, and also represented the place where the ancestors' souls were. Therefore, on the calendar day, people will hold sacrificial activities to pay tribute to their ancestors and pray for peace. Sacrifices in the Yellow Calendar are usually held in temples or ancestral graves, with certain rituals and rules.

Sacrifice in the Yellow Calendar occupies an important position in China culture. It is not only a way for people to express their gratitude to their ancestors, but also an important factor to maintain the ties among families, clans and tribes. Sacrifice in the yellow calendar can better strengthen the emotional connection between families and reduce the contradiction and competition between families. In ancient times, the sacrifice in the Yellow Calendar was also one of the means to maintain social order and stability.

In modern society, people's life style, belief system and social fashion have all changed greatly, and the meaning of sacrifice in the Yellow Calendar has also changed. Modern people still participate in the sacrifice of the Yellow Calendar in order to remember their ancestors and be grateful for inheritance; At the same time, it is also a way to understand traditional culture and historical culture, which makes people pay more attention to the inheritance and development of traditional culture. Sacrifice in the Yellow Calendar is not only a carrier of traditional culture, but also a way of cultural identity and self-orientation.