The first day of the first month to the fifteenth what are the taboos

On the first day of the first month, you can not move the broom. On the second day of the first month, married daughters return to their mother's home. On the third day of the first month, the traditional Han Chinese New Year's custom on this day includes burning the paper of the door god. The fourth day of the first month, when the gods from heaven to re-visit the earth. The fifth day of the first month, commonly known as broken five. Han Chinese folk custom broken five before many taboos over this day can be broken. On the sixth day of the first month, stores and restaurants are officially open for business, and to firecrackers, no less than the situation on New Year's Eve. The seventh day of the first month, is the human day, that is, the person's birthday. The eighth day of the first month, is the Valley Day, the legend is the birthday of the Valley, also known as the Shunxing Festival, the legend is that the stars down to the world of the day, the sky out of the fullest stars, if the weather on this day is sunny, it is predicted that this year's bumper crop of rice, the sky is cloudy, then the year is poor. The first nine days of the first month, commonly known as Tian Gongsheng, one of the traditional Han Chinese lunar calendar festivals. The tenth day of the first month, is the birthday of the stone, this day where the mill, milling and other stone tools can not be moved, and even to sacrifice the stone. The first month 11, is the "son-in-law day", is the father-in-law feast son-in-law days. After the eleventh day of the first month, people began to prepare for the celebration of the Lantern Festival, from the twelfth day of the first month to buy lanterns, building lanterns. Nursery rhymes are sung like this: "eleven yell chatter, twelve take lamp shed, thirteen people turn on the lamp, fourteen lamps are bright, fifteen rows of half-moon, sixteen people finished lamps.