Peng Zubai explained: If C doesn't fix the stove, he will see disaster.

The legend of Peng Zu's 100 taboo is a skill of choosing good fortune summarized by Peng Zu, a longevity alchemist in the pre-Qin period in China. It lists daily taboos, which has a far-reaching impact on later generations and also reflects the psychological trend of ancient China people to seek good fortune and avoid evil. So today is an auspicious day to explain the meaning of Peng Zubai's taboo: "If you don't fix the stove, you will see disaster."

"If you don't fix the stove, you will see disaster." Don't repair or build a stove on the third day. Because C is fire, which is the duty of Vulcan. For the ancients who lived in ancient times, there was a natural awe of Vulcan. On this day, repairing and cooking stoves will subconsciously show disrespect for Vulcan; If you don't do it well, you may offend Vulcan. Be careful.

What does C Day mean?

In the ancient calendar, heavenly stems and earthly branches was used to mark days. The method of marking the date is to use "A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "Ji", "Geng", "Xin", "Man" and "Ghost" for ten days in a month, with a total of 30 days. 1-.

Thus, taking the third grade as an example, it refers to the 3rd,13rd and 23rd of each month. Of course, all the references here are the lunar calendar. For example, the time to enter plum blossom every year is the first third day after mango seed, which means that if mango seed is on the 2 nd, it will enter plum blossom on the 3 rd; And if the awn is planted on the 4th or a few days later, then the time to enter the plum blossom is 13.