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What are the taboos of the 2022 Autumn Club Day Yellow Calendar, and what are the days like?

What are the taboos of the autumn festival calendar in 2022?

Gregorian calendar: Thursday, September 22, 2022 Virgo (Gregorian calendar)

Lunar calendar: August 27, 2022 (lunar calendar)

Appropriate: engagement, decoration, housewarming, signing a contract for moving a grave, signing a contract for transferring a house, obtaining a permit for moving, moving to a house, offering sacrifices to Nacena livestock, moving to a house, piercing ears, opening a grave, paying homage to a doctor, going to a house, planting trees, buying livestock, building a house, planting ears and making coffins.

Avoid: getting married, going to work, starting a business, starting a wedding, going on a business trip, traveling, getting married, opening a market, being buried, buying a car, going to school, repairing a house, going out to build a wall, fishing, hunting, being buried, investing in shipbuilding, digging fish ponds, traveling registration, and the evolution of autumn social day.

The country, which originated in the ancient three generations, first flourished in Qin and Han Dynasties, passed down in Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, flourished in Tang and Song Dynasties, and declined in Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties.

At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang, in order to thank the land temples for their protection when he was young, ordered the construction of land temples all over the country, with local governments, administrative organs at all levels and township land temples everywhere. In the folk, it is said that February 2 is the birthday of the land god. Because the times are similar and the gods are similar, land belief and social sacrifice are gradually mixed together.

According to the Records of Liuhe County in Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty, in February, there were sacrifices to the land god in every lane, which was called the Land Lord, and the society drank alcohol after the sacrifice. The same is true for club days in autumn and August. When the Spring Club was gradually replaced by the sacrifice of the land gods, the Autumn Club was gradually influenced by the Mid-Autumn Festival. Lu Gu's "Jia Qinglu" in the Qing Dynasty recorded that in the middle of Yuan Dynasty, farmers worshipped the gods of fields, each belonging to the genus of rice balls, chicken millet and melons and vegetables, and prayed again at the intersection of fields, which was called "curtilage the fields".

Up to now, the social day in autumn has disappeared from people's lives, but in some rural areas, some figures of social day festivals can still be seen, such as social dramas and temple fairs.