Can Tomb-Sweeping Day's tomb break ground in February?

Tomb-Sweeping Day can't break ground in leap month.

In leap month, Tomb-Sweeping Day can't break ground, that is to say, when going to the grave, you can't add soil to the cemetery, set up a monument or move the grave, because these are major events and need to break ground. The ancients thought that leap February was an extra month, and the reason why it was leap February was because such a month had only "solar terms" and no "neutral atmosphere" and was an incomplete month.

Moving graves and erecting monuments are all important events in the family. The ancients pursued perfection in everything, and the leap month was an incomplete month, so it was taboo. This is not a complete superstition, but a custom in some areas. In ancient times, there was a saying that "you don't go to the grave in February". In fact, the main reason is that Tomb-Sweeping Day usually falls in the third month of the lunar calendar. Because Tomb-Sweeping Day is a festival in the third month of the lunar calendar, and it also begins in the third month of the lunar calendar, Tomb-Sweeping Day is fresh and full of flowers.

Birds are singing and flowers are fragrant, which is a good season to enter spring. According to the earthly branch, February belongs to Uzuki, and its foundation is wood. February is a month of vigorous wood and vitality. Life is full of hope and passion. Therefore, in February of the lunar calendar, the sun's spirit rises to the top, which is also the agreement of the dragon to look up, so the lunar calendar generally does not go to the grave in February.

Especially in February of the lunar calendar, cold air and hot air are very active, with plenty of rain and loose civil works, which indicates more diseases.