Do you mean the lunar calendar or the solar calendar? Do you mean the lunar calendar or the solar calendar?

Introduction: Many people know that there is a saying in the Chinese zodiac called lunar violation. Does it refer to the lunar calendar or the solar calendar? How to treat the formula of commitment for one month? Do you mean the lunar calendar or the Gregorian calendar? Let's have a look.

Whether the lunar calendar or the solar calendar violates the moon, it belongs to China folk culture, so it refers to the lunar calendar.

The month of committing the crime shall be based on the twelfth birth, and people born in a certain month are not allowed. If he was born in that month, he would be the main murderer. This month is called "Crime Month" locally.

The month of committing a crime is based on the zodiac, and people born in a certain month should be born in that month, which is called "the month of committing a crime" locally. There is a folk saying that "the month of committing a crime" refers to the year of birth and the month of birth. Once a person commits a crime, it is generally that the man is not good to her husband's family and the woman is not good to her husband's family. Therefore, among folk parents, they are very afraid of their children's "crime month". In the event of a "crime month", they intend to advance or postpone their birth time by one month, and they must keep it as secret as possible.

Is it a lunar calendar or a solar calendar? This is the lunar calendar.

Violating the Moon is a statement in China's traditional position numerology theory. Simply put, it is the embodiment of unfavorable factors in nature, such as suffocation. In the month (lunar calendar), the corresponding sign is the zodiac.

Every zodiac has a month that brings disaster and difficulties. If a Chinese zodiac is born in these months, then this person will commit a crime.

There is a formula: "snakes, rats and cows in March, dogs with four monkeys and five rabbits in June, sheep with seven pigs and eight horses in September, tigers sitting on mountains in October, golden roosters crowing in November and old dragons imprisoned in December". There is also a saying that "a snake, two mice, a March cow, four monkeys, five rabbits, six dogs, seven pigs, eight horses, nine sheep, a tiger as a hill in June of 5438+ October, a golden rooster as a shelf in October of 5438+065438+ an old dragon as a head in February of 5438".