What's the difference between moving in a calendar and entering a house?

1. Entering the house: that is, moving into a new house, the inauguration ceremony of a new Han folk house.

When you move to a new house, you must choose an auspicious day. Migration, which used to mean moving, is also called occupation and entering the house. This means moving into a new house. Usually in ancient times, there were a series of accompanying activities such as Kari and Anling during the migration. It is often called backfire. That is, entering the house to worship ancestors, gods and incense.

2. moving: refers to moving from one place to a new place. It's not a new home. There's no need to tell ancestors to calm down, or rent a house, and so on.

Except for the old calendar, these are all people talking about moving. "Ji Xiang Shu Tong" cloud: it is secular to enter the house and return to the fire, but it is the avoidance of killing the sun god; As everyone knows, if a new house is built without fragrance, it will not dominate; That is, when people enter the incense, there is a God of life's core monuments long ago, so we must be careful to choose a date for tempering. However, nowadays, many modern families rarely worship their ancestors' gods or spirits, and Cary lacks this connection. The formal traditional way is to enter the house on auspicious days.