The origin of panic burning paper

The origin of the custom of burning paper;

Sting is the third of the twenty-four solar terms, usually around March 6 of the Gregorian calendar every year. "Everything is shocked by thunder, so it is said to be detached." As soon as the spring thunder rings, all the insects sleeping in the soil wake up, so this solar term is called a fright.

At first, this kind of thorn was not called thorn, but called "opening thorn" Qi Zhe means that all the animals that have been dormant in winter have run out at this time, and the animals have begun to become active, and the plants will naturally not be idle. At this time, the season of spring ploughing has slowly entered, and the long-term slack time has passed, and farmers will begin to be busy with spring ploughing. After all, a year's plan lies in spring. Qi Zhe later changed his name to "Jingzhe" because in the era of Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty, because Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty called Liu Qi, he was taboo, so Qi Zhe changed his name to Jingzhe, which also means "everything is shocked, so it is called Jingzhe". Then in the Tang dynasty, there was no need to avoid it, so the name "Qizhi" was used again. However, hundreds of years have passed since the time of "respecting knowledge", and this habit has been changed, and it has been used ever since.

According to the folklore in China, the white tiger is the god of tongue and right and wrong, and it will come out for food and eat people on this day every year. If you commit a crime, you will often be made waves by evil villains within one year, which will hinder your future development and lead to all kinds of difficulties. In order to protect themselves, everyone sacrificed the white tiger on the day of shock. How to worship the white tiger: White tigers painted on paper are generally yellow and black with a pair of fangs painted on their corners. When offering sacrifices, you need to feed it with the blood of the fat pig, so that it won't hurt people after eating it, and then put raw pork on the mouth of the paper tiger, so that it is covered with oil and water and can't open its mouth to tell people right and wrong.