Is New Year's Day in 2023 the auspicious day of the zodiac?

Introduction: New Year's Day in 2023 is not an auspicious day, but we have a holiday on this day, which is also a very happy day. There will be a three-day holiday on New Year's Day in 2023. Do you know whether New Year's Day is a lunar calendar or a solar calendar 1? If you don't know, just read my introduction.

Is New Year's Day in 2023 the auspicious day of the zodiac?

New Year's Day in 2023 is not an auspicious day.

2023 New Year's Day Gregorian calendar query

Gregorian calendar 2022 1 1, Saturday

Lunar calendar 202 1 year 1 1 month 29th.

Chongsha Chonghou (Wu Shen) North.

It is advisable to clean up haircuts, set up vouchers, open markets, plant beds, bury plaques and repair them.

Avoid burial, planting and marriage.

Fetal gods occupy Manchuria outside the door furnace.

Peng Zubai does not open a warehouse to avoid property loss.

Ji Xianlin, Yang doesn't respect him when it's getting angry.

Evil spirits should avoid nine hurdles, nine emptiness, nine jiao and five deficiency.

Twelve gods are in position.

Northeast Xishen

Wealth is due north.

Northeast god of wealth

The fate of the sun, the land and the sea is mutual, and the fate is advancing.

Nine planets nine purple-Tianyi Star (Fire)-Ji Shen

Yue Xiang Xiao Yue

Gold in a day.

Divide the cake among six people.

Shuanglong flood control

Until eleven cows plowed the field.

Shenxinan

Shendongbei

Is New Year's Day lunar 1 or solar?

New Year's Day is 65438+ 10/month 1 in Gregorian calendar, which is commonly known as New Year's Day in most countries in the world. Lunar calendar 65438+ 10 1 is the first day of the first month, that is, the Lunar New Year. In the history of our country, New Year's Day actually refers to "the first day of the first month", but "the first month" was not unified in ancient times, so the date of New Year's Day was not unified in history. It was not until the first year of the Republic of China that the Gregorian calendar was used. Gregorian calendar 1 1 was regarded as "New Year's Day", but it was not called "New Year's Day" at this time. 1949 New China called Gregorian calendar 65438+1 October 1 as New Year's Day, and 2007 65438+1October1as a legal holiday.

What are the customs and activities on New Year's Day?

1, Setting off firecrackers: In order to express joy, people will set off firecrackers or fireworks in many important festivals and activities in China. In some places, New Year's Day is also called "Year of the Sun", and firecrackers are set off, but now it is forbidden to set off firecrackers. Friends can use electronic firecrackers instead.

2. Eat jiaozi: Many areas in northern China like to eat jiaozi on holidays. On such an important festival as "Gregorian Year", we certainly like to eat jiaozi.

3. Gala: On New Year's Day, schools, companies and communities will hold a New Year's Eve party, carry out activities, show their talents, and celebrate the Lunar New Year with laughter.

What to eat at the wedding on New Year's Day?

Rice cake: also known as sticky cake, which means high every year. It is made of glutinous rice in the south and sticky millet in the north. Rice cakes have a long history. Rice cakes in Han Dynasty are called rice cakes, cakes, bait and cakes.

Eggs: The custom of everyone eating an egg has appeared in the Local Records between Wu and Jin. "Local Customs" says that "swallowing a chicken raw is called practicing shape". Fitness is a Taoist term, which refers to practicing the body and thinking that you can become immortal. Eating eggs raw is for longevity. Taiping Yulan (Volume XXIX) quoted the Chronicle of Jingchu as saying: "Liang has no meat in the world, and Jing will never eat chicken, so he must follow the routine." That is, Liang Wudi believes in Buddhism and no longer eats eggs that belong to small fresh meat.