What does riding a horse mean on the calendar?

"Ma Jia in the Yellow Calendar" is a very common word in traditional folk culture, which has many interpretations. The most common explanation is that "Huangli" refers to the calendar in China traditional culture, while "Ma Jia" is a martial arts move noun. Therefore, "Ma Jia in the Yellow Calendar" can be understood as a traditional martial arts move, which has both practical value and certain artistic value.

The word "Huangli" is mentioned in Huangdi Neijing, which refers to a calendar used in ancient China. The date, star position, time and other information contained in the Gregorian calendar are not only used by the people to guide agricultural production and daily life, but also play an important role in ancient martial arts. "Riding a horse" refers to a kind of martial arts action, which shows the oppression on the opponent and enhances its momentum through the combination of steps such as jumping, parting feet and landing smoothly.

Although "Huang Li Ma Jia" is widely used as a noun of martial arts, in modern society, the use frequency of this word is gradually decreasing. However, as a part of China's traditional culture, it still has an important position. It not only reflects the ancient China people's attention to heaven and the development of self-defense, but also shows the unique charm of China traditional culture.