Can I get a haircut on New Year's Eve? Is it lucky to get a haircut on New Year's Eve?

Hairdressing itself is a simple matter, which can be done any day. But in fact, for China people who abide by the traditional norms, on such a special day as New Year's Eve, they need to think carefully, so as to conform to the content of China's traditional culture and get good luck.

Can I have my hair cut on New Year's Eve? You can't cut your hair on New Year's Eve. It is unlucky to have your hair cut on New Year's Eve. In the folk, according to the old people's rules, you can't cut your hair from the beginning of the Lunar New Year until the dragon looks up on February 2. Therefore, it is possible to get a haircut before and on the day of the year. The saying that you can't get a haircut after the first year is because the first month is a year 1 month. Hairdressing means that the new year has no head, which is not a good sign, so everyone will choose to get a haircut on or before this day of the next year.

Sacrifice the kitchen god and pray for peace in the coming year. It is said that the kitchen god was originally a folk Zhang Sheng. After getting married, he drank and had fun all day, lost everything and went begging in the streets. One day, he begged at his ex-wife Guo Dingxiang's house, ashamed and burned to death under the stove. When the Jade Emperor knew about it, he thought that Zhang Sheng would change his mind, and it wouldn't be bad in the end. Because he died at the bottom of the pot, he was named the kitchen god. Every year, he went to heaven on the 23rd and 24th of the twelfth lunar month and returned to the bottom of the stove on the New Year's Eve. The people think that the kitchen god must be respected because he wants to repay the kindness to heaven. As a result, the Han people have a small year of offering sacrifices to stoves on the 23rd and 24th of the twelfth lunar month, praying for peace and wealth in the coming year.

Analysis of the custom of Fan Chengda's New Year's Eve in the Song Dynasty; In his Poem of Sacrificing a Kitchen, it is said: According to ancient legend, on the 24th of the twelfth lunar month, the kitchen owner speaks to heaven. Clouds, cars and horses linger, and there are cups and plates at home. The pig's head is rotten and hot, the fish is fresh, and the bean paste is Gan Song powder bait. When a man asks his daughter to avoid it, he drinks and burns money. You can't smell the struggle of servants, and you are not angry about the horns of cats and dogs; Send you to Tianmen to get drunk, with different lengths. Don't go back to the clouds, ask the market for some. It can be said that this poem vividly illustrates the customs of ancient Han people about offering sacrifices to stoves. Of course, this is only a legend of the Han people, and it is not credible.