The origin of Laba Festival, is this day suitable for marriage?

On auspicious days, Laba Festival is suitable for marriage. Looking through the records of traditional ancient books, in ancient China, "wax" was originally a ceremony called "waxing".

In Shang Dynasty, people held four major sacrifices in spring, summer, autumn and winter with hunted animals every year, offering sacrifices to ancestors and the gods of heaven and earth. Among them, the winter festival is the largest and most grand. Later, the winter sacrifice was called "La Worship". Therefore, people call December "twelfth month" and the day when winter festivals are held is called "twelfth day".

From the analysis of China's 5,000-year history, since the pre-Qin period, Laba Festival has been used to worship ancestors and gods and pray for good harvest and good luck. In addition to the activities of offering sacrifices to ancestors and worshipping gods, people also have to chase the epidemic on Laba Festival.

This activity originated from ancient Nuo. One of the medical methods in prehistoric times-exorcising ghosts and treating diseases. As a witchcraft activity, Xinhua and other places in Hunan still retain the custom of beating drums to drive away epidemics in the twelfth lunar month. On the other hand, Sakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism, realized enlightenment on the eighth day of December, so Laba is also a Buddhist festival, also known as "Buddhist Enlightenment Festival".

In China, you must choose an auspicious day to get married, because it is a particularly important day for both men and women. Choosing an auspicious day to get married on this day is conducive to the day when unmarried men and women get married. The advantage here is that getting married on this day can make the couple get along well after marriage.

Of course, this induction force is invisible, just like the magnetic induction line, but although the magnetic induction line is invisible, it can be observed with fine iron filings. The auspicious day of marriage has a long history in China. This folk custom has been formed through thousands of years of habits since ancient times. Its influence has already penetrated into the hearts of China people, and its methods are becoming more and more mature and scientific.