What are the top ten taboos of traditional marriage customs in China?

Marriage time taboo: try to avoid these three months: June, March and July. Traditionally, brides who get married in June of the lunar calendar are also called "half-moon wives", because June is half of a year, and the bride in June is equal to half a bride, which means that couples are prone to divorce after marriage. If a family member dies suddenly, it is not appropriate to hold a happy event or register for marriage every year, otherwise it is an offender who "forgets his life". In addition, March and July are the days when ghosts appear more and more. For elders, it is not good to get married in these special months, so try to avoid it. Three days after the wedding, the groom accompanied the bride back to her mother's house, commonly known as "going back to her mother's house". On the day of returning home, she must return to her husband's house before sunset. If it is too late, the couple should stay at the woman's house, remember not to share the same room, and must sleep in separate rooms to avoid bringing bad luck to her parents. In addition, it is best for newcomers not to spend the night outside. It is also forbidden to participate in any wedding, funeral or celebration within four months of marriage. 2. Taboo of wedding ceremony: From the new bed to the eve of the wedding, the prospective groom had better find an underage boy to sleep in the new bed, otherwise it will violate the taboo of sleeping in an empty bed. The so-called "sleeping in an empty bed, dead or dead" is considered ominous. When the groom gets married at the bride's house, the bride will cry with joy when she leaves home, and the sooner she cries, the louder the better. This is called leaving a girl's home with a strong head, which means that the more you cry, the more you cry. If you meet another wedding motorcade on the way to the wedding, this situation is called "beaming", which will offset each other's blessings, so you must set off firecrackers or exchange flowers prepared by the matchmakers in advance to resolve it. When the bride enters the man's house, Weng Gu, pregnant women and filial daughters should avoid each other to prevent conflicts.