Why is the worship of god in the south the second day and the sixteenth day? In the north, it's the fifteenth day of the first month?

China is a multi-ethnic and multicultural country, and different regions and ethnic groups have different religious beliefs. There are some differences in worship between the north and the south, but this is not an absolute law. Here are some possible reasons:

1. Traditional customs: The traditional customs in the south and the north are different. Some places in the south have unique customs. For example, in terms of sacrifice, the second day and the sixteenth day are regarded as auspicious days and suitable for sacrificial activities. In the north, it pays more attention to the first and fifteenth days of junior high school.

2. Geographical environment: the climate in the south is mild and rainy, and the climate in the north is dry and cold. Southerners believe that the second day and the sixteenth day are the days with the strongest yang, which are suitable for praying to God. The north thinks that the first day and the fifteenth day are more suitable.

3. Religious belief: There are also differences in religious belief between the north and the south. Buddhism, Taoism and Christianity are more popular in the south, while Islam and Judaism are more popular in the north. Different religions have different ways and dates of worship, which may also be one of the reasons for the different dates of worship between the north and the south.

It should be noted that these are only one of the possible reasons and do not represent the whole story. Different regions and nationalities have different religious beliefs, so we should respect and tolerate their differences.