What is the meaning of Dao war in Lao Huang Li?

"Zhanjian" in the Old Yellow Calendar is a traditional folk custom. Knife Day is Haizi Day, Yinmao Day, April 5th and Shenyou Day in each season. People avoid logging, grazing, stocking animals, thickening animals, needling, piercing and cutting six kinds of animals, and operating on them. In addition, it is not appropriate to handle major events during the Japanese occupation period, such as marriage, opening business, traveling (out of town), laying the foundation stone, entering a new house, etc.

According to folklore, in the old yellow calendar, this day was considered as a bad day for holding important activities. But this concept should be viewed in combination with specific cultural background and modern concepts. In some traditional cultures, it may be considered as an unlucky day, but this concept does not apply to everyone and all situations.

When we look at the Japanese knife in the old calendar, we need to combine our personal values and lifestyle to make a decision. In today's society, many people do not completely follow these traditional concepts, but decide when to carry out important activities according to their own judgments and modern concepts.

Generally speaking, it is a traditional folk custom to occupy the day with a knife in the old Huangli calendar, but it is not suitable for everyone and all situations. When deciding whether to follow, you need to combine your personal values and lifestyle to make a decision.