What are the taboos of being called "Three GREAT GHOST" in The Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival, Cold Clothes in the Central Plains?

There are three ghost festivals in our life, so what do these three ghost festivals mean? What kind of influence and significance does it have? This is a topic that we need to think about. If we want to know the significance of these three Halloween festivals, then we need to know what he is afraid of.

(This article is only folklore and stories, please treat it rationally. )

What are the taboos of the three major ghost festivals?

1, avoid hanging clothes in the middle of the night.

Clothes attract ghosts very easily, and it is not easy to get rid of them. Hanging clothes in the middle of the night is a big taboo.

2. Avoid sleeping with long hair.

During the ghost month, there were wandering ghosts everywhere. If you have long hair, be careful that they will mistake you for the same kind and insist that you get up and chat.

3, the taboo of physiological period

People think that female compatriots are unclean during the physiological period, so it is not appropriate to watch buildings and sacrifices, so as not to offend the gods, lead to misfortune, or make the fortifications unable to go smoothly. Whether this statement is true or not, female compatriots should be more cautious because their physical condition is really susceptible to other powerful magnetic fields during the physiological period.

4. Avoid talking nonsense

On the day of Purdue in the Central Plains, their nests were almost full of ghosts, especially the scene of Purdue Fa Conference, which was absolutely full of ghosts. Therefore, when you are in Purdue, you'd better be careful what you say and do. Don't talk nonsense except nonsense.

The origin of Tomb-Sweeping Day

Tomb-Sweeping Day has incorporated the custom of forbidding fire and cold food into the long-standing cold food festival. It is said that the origin of Tomb-Sweeping Day originated from the ritual of offering sacrifices to the tombs of ancient emperors. Later, people followed suit, and on this day, offering sacrifices to ancestors and sweeping graves became a fixed custom of the Chinese nation. Through historical development, Tomb-Sweeping Day has integrated the customs of Cold Food Festival and Shangsi Festival in the Tang and Song Dynasties, and integrated various folk customs, which has very rich connotations.

The Origin of Cold Clothes Festival