What are the taboos on July 25th of the lunar calendar in 2022? Is today a good day for a haircut?

The seventh month of the lunar calendar is the first month of autumn, so it is called Qiu Meng.

In addition, there are other nicknames for July in the lunar calendar, such as Qiao Yue, Guayue, Lanyue, Qiu Lan, Zhao Qiu, Xinqiu, Shouqiu, Meet and Early Autumn. Is the 25th day of the seventh lunar month in 2022 suitable for haircut?

Lunar calendar: July 25th, 2002; Gregorian calendar: Monday, August 22, 2022, rushing cattle to ward off evil spirits.

Today's Gregorian calendar is appropriate.

Check in, install doors, move graves, sign contracts, hand over houses, get certificates, move, move.

Sacrifice to enter the house, get pierced ears, repair the door, buy land, buy a car, worship God and plant trees.

Breeding, planting and door-changing investment

Today's yellow calendar is taboo.

Marriage, engagement, work, haircut, decoration and business trip.

Go out to dinner, travel, marry that Chuang, open a market, bury him and invite him to school.

Reading, repairing the house, moving the bed, seeking medical treatment, holding a wedding, holding a full moon wine and a hundred-day banquet.

Judging from the Gregorian calendar of July 25th, 2022, this day should be avoided, because there are no related matters, so it is not suitable for haircut.

What are the taboos of haircut in the old society?

In the Han nationality and many ethnic minorities, it is popular not to cut hair or shave at funerals. If someone in the family dies, once a man learns the bad news, he is not allowed to have a haircut or shave for a month or a hundred days. Among them, the belief may be because the hair needs to be collected by parents, so the ancestors did not abandon it when they died, to show filial piety, to show grief and missing; It is also said that it is to recall the sadness of an old friend and not to tidy up his face to show filial piety; Others say that they don't cut their hair or shave because they want to change their appearance so that the dead can't recognize them, so as not to hurt themselves. The first two statements are related to ethics, close to each other, and are the spread and influence of Confucianism. The latter statement is related to people's general belief that hair and beard are related to the soul, and that hair and beard can harm my body through witchcraft.

Not only are haircuts and haircuts forbidden during funerals, but there are also many taboos in other aspects. For example, Ewenki people have the custom of prohibiting afternoon haircut and shaving. I don't know if it has something to do with the return of the soul, or just worry that the soul can't return to itself smoothly after a haircut and shave in the afternoon. Han people also have the custom of forbidding nephews to shave their heads at their uncle's house. It is said that if my nephew shaves his head at my uncle's house, it will hurt my uncle. Uncle is homophonic with old, meaning old. According to Er Ya. Shu "cloud: Uncle, old also; Care, so also. The old reason, the old man said. (See also White Tiger Yi Tong) It can be seen that to hinder my uncle is to hinder the elderly, which means to hinder the elderly. This custom was popular in Henan, Hebei, Shandong and other central plains areas in the old society. Especially in the first month.

Han people used to have many beards, so it goes without saying that some men are not beautiful. There is also a custom of avoiding beards in the Hui, Dongxiang and Islamic popular areas in the northwest, which has evolved from the old code to a living habit. Han nationality, parents are alive, and sons are forbidden to grow beards. But if you have a grandson and don't have a beard, someone will gossip. An Oroqen woman combs her hair into two braids and wraps it around her head, which is a sign of engagement, and it is also a sign of taboo, indicating that this woman has a husband's family and can't talk about another marriage.