What do you mean you don't want the rest?

Don't bring anything else, which means that this day is not suitable for anything except what is stipulated in the yellow calendar. The pronunciation is Yush You Ke.

There are "yi" and "taboo" in the yellow calendar. "Appropriate" refers to things suitable for doing, such as taking a bath, getting married, treating diseases, and demolishing houses. "Taboo" refers to things that are not suitable for doing, such as today's taboos: blessing, opening the market, breaking ground, burying, etc. Yu, with "Yu", the rest. Don't take the rest, which means: on this day, nothing is suitable except what is stipulated in the yellow calendar. Mainly used to avoid doing things inappropriately. At this time, if there is anything suitable for doing, it will be listed after doing it, and then something else.

"Yu Shi" is a Chinese word, which means something that doesn't require much effort; My job or something other than my job.

Source:

"Zhuangzi Qin Wang": "The merits of the emperor are also in the leisure time of the saints, so there is no need to strengthen the body."

Liu Kekezhuang? "Man Jiang Hong Send the Father of Song Hui to Jiangxi Curtain" says: "Full of poetry and books, the rest is the art of war."

Zheng Guanying? "Under the Shengshi Railway": "It can be seen that the railway system is not only related to merchants' transactions and goods exchange, but also only related to the military. "

Han Rong? "Theory and Confusion": "Those who follow the Tao should return to simplicity with nothing. What is the life and death of Tao, and what about ghosts and gods? "

Book of Shi and Wu Xiucai (2): "Immortality is a surplus, and it is also a shame to practice medicine."

Liu Song was cleared in the Southern Dynasties? Shi Shuo Xin Yu: "Although I remember that I divorced the Xi family, I don't think I have anything else to do."

Don Wei Wu Ying? The poem Living in the Suburb says, "But if you want to respect China's things, do other things matter?"

Yu? One of the poems in "Picture Album of Wang An Festival on the Ship": "Taoist priests have nothing to do in class on weekdays, and when they are busy, they play the string and study." ?