What does evil mean in the yellow calendar?

In traditional folk culture, evil spirits refer to evil spirits or unlucky objects or celestial phenomena, including "evil spirits" in the five elements, such as "earth evil spirits", "fire evil spirits" and "water evil spirits". In the Gregorian calendar, there are two kinds of evil spirits, namely, evil spirits and big evil spirits, which are called "evil spirits". Evil spirits include "Moon Evil Spirit", "Dreadwind" and "Yin Evil Spirit", while great evil spirits include "Earth Evil Spirit" and "Mars Evil Spirit". So in the Gregorian calendar, what astronomical phenomena or taboos will cause suffocation and make people avoid them in advance.

In addition, pathogens can also refer to people's behavior or state. For example, in an exam, evil spirits can refer to being in a trance, or making mistakes and needing self-adjustment. There are also related reminders in the Gregorian calendar, warning people to be cautious and reduce the influence of "evil" on themselves. Therefore, the evil spirits of the Gregorian calendar also remind people to keep calm in everything and avoid hasty actions.

Evil spirits in the yellow calendar can also refer to taboos. On some festivals or important anniversaries, the Huang Li also noticed the taboo of Dreadwind and the evil series of the moon. For example, on the Mid-Autumn Festival or the first day of the lunar calendar, people will be reminded not to cheat others, otherwise they may attract "evil spirits of the moon" and lead to misfortune for themselves or their families. This includes moral education in China's traditional culture, which urges people to abide by social morality, not only reminds people to avoid evil and fear disasters, but also pays attention to one's cultivation and moral norms.