Why is the sixth day called graduation day?

Starting the market means the same thing. Starting the market is also called opening the market.

As the saying goes, "success is achieved overnight", which is not superstition, but for good luck.

Therefore, in the old society, the sixth day of the first month was designated as the opening day of large and small shops.

Merchants will put red couplets on the door panels, hoping that this year's business will be prosperous, safe and rich.

On the sixth day of the first month, before business, businessmen will set off firecrackers, which means good luck.

Merchants should put big oranges on the door of the booth, and there should be more oranges. It means "good luck"

Legend has it that the most popular boy on this day is the boy who is over 12. Because "12" is twice as much as "6", it is called "66 Dashun".

In some places in the old days, when the market opened on the sixth day of the first month, the boss and the clerk shook their abacus violently and beat the scales with the scales, which made the store sound loud and took the meaning of "good luck" and "good luck".