What does bathing in Gregorian calendar mean?

Gregorian calendar bathing refers to the custom of bathing on the day specified by Gregorian calendar. Ancient sages linked the almanac, seasonal climate and human physiology, and put forward the concept of bathing in the Yellow Calendar. They thought that at some specific time, the pores of the human body would be open, and bathing at this time could better remove fatigue and dirt, promote blood circulation and enhance human immunity.

In the Gregorian calendar, every month has a specific auspicious day and auspicious day, and bathing in the Gregorian calendar also needs to follow these days. Bathing on auspicious days can bring the effects of inhaling, increasing luck and exorcising evil spirits, which means to lock good luck and prevent disasters; However, bathing on bad days will bring some negative effects, which may be unfavorable to wealth, career and health, and must be avoided. Therefore, it is particularly important to choose the right time to bathe the zodiac.

Although bathing in the yellow calendar is somewhat outdated in modern times, some people still adhere to and follow this custom in some areas. In order to strengthen physical exercise, many people choose auspicious days specified in the yellow calendar for sports or outdoor activities, such as climbing mountains and playing mahjong. Gregorian calendar bathing is a health care method, which can clean sewage, promote blood circulation and enhance immunity. It is scientific and meets the needs of modern people to pursue a healthy life.