In Guodian bamboo slips, the sixth day of June is recorded as Shun Shen Festival?

Guodian Bamboo Slips were unearthed in Guodian Town, Xiangyang City, Hubei Province, which is one of the important research documents of ancient culture and history in China. Part of the content involves the records of ancient sacrifices and religions, but the word "Shun Shen Festival" is not directly mentioned.

"Shun Shen Festival" generally refers to the "Sacrifice to Heaven Festival" of traditional Han festivals, that is, the sixth day of the sixth lunar month. This festival is a ritual activity of the ancient Han nationality, mainly to pray for a bumper harvest and good weather. Although there are records about sacrifices and gods in Guodian bamboo slips, there is no clear mention of the name of the festival "Shun Shen Festival", and there is no direct record that the sixth day of June is a special festival. Therefore, it is impossible to confirm whether the sixth day of June is Shun Shen Festival through Guodian bamboo slips.