What does Huang Li mean by rushing to the horse?

"Huang Ma" is a traditional folk saying, which means that at certain times, such as certain days of the year, some people should avoid riding out. This superstition holds that if you ride out on these dates, you may encounter misfortune or bring bad luck. This statement, which originated from ancient superstition, still exists widely in some areas and is a part of China's traditional culture.

However, with the popularization of scientific rational thought, modern people began to doubt the superstitious traditions such as "Huang Ma". Science tells us that the days of the year do not affect people's fortune as superstitious tradition says. Modern people have realized that it is more important to pay attention to practical actions and implement scientific knowledge than to rely on superstitious traditions. Only by continuous study and practice can we improve our personal quality and quality of life.

Generally speaking, Huang Ma, a traditional folk custom, is a part of China's cultural heritage and has certain historical and cultural significance. However, in the process of modernization, the importance of scientific rational thinking is becoming more and more prominent. We should pay attention to practical actions and the development of scientific knowledge, rather than relying too much on various superstitions. Only through an open and progressive attitude can we give full play to the role of cultural heritage and make modern life better.