What does it mean to rush to the north?

Every 12 years, the Year of the Monkey and the Year of the Rat will coincide, which is a traditional superstition in China. In superstition, it symbolizes something unlucky rushing to the north. For example, don't change your account, move or get married at this time, because these will bring misfortune. There is also a saying that disasters and unsafe situations will occur at this moment, including car accidents, air crashes and natural disasters.

In order to avoid the adverse effects of rushing northward, some people will take some measures to reduce risks and protect themselves. For example, some people will choose to buy insurance for themselves or their families to ensure that they can help in times of misfortune. Others will pray and take traditional protective measures, such as putting spells or lighting incense to pray. Of course, these are all based on beliefs and cultures. As individuals in contemporary society, we can also look at this topic according to our own beliefs and culture.

In today's society, more and more people have given up the concept of running to the north. Compared with traditional superstition, we are more inclined to analyze and understand things from a scientific perspective. From this point of view, rushing to the north is just an illusion, and there is no scientific basis to support the statement that it will bring misfortune. Of course, we should respect people's beliefs and culture, but in modern society, we need to gradually combine this concept with modern civilization and treat this topic from a more scientific and rational perspective.