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The customs of the twenty-seventh month of the lunar month include bathing, laundry, slaughtering chickens and catching up with the big set, and the Chinese folk proverb calls "the twenty-seventh day of the lunar month, slaughtering chickens and catching up with the big set".
Bathing and laundry: In traditional Chinese folklore, it is necessary to take a bath and laundry on this day, remove the bad luck of the year, and prepare for the new year of the coming year"Twenty-seven wash guilt, twenty-eight wash sloppy"Proverbs. On the twenty-seventh day of the lunar month, the bath is "washing Fulu".
Slaughtering chickens to catch a big set: On the 27th day of the lunar month, every household has to slaughter their own poultry, and they also have to rush to the market and purchase. On the 27th day of the lunar month, the main purpose of the market is to buy firecrackers, Spring Festival couplets, incense candles, burning paper, beef and mutton, various gifts for children, and various head flower ornaments for girls.
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There is no big saying on the twenty-seventh day of the lunar month, the old man has a set of snort, twenty-seven noodles, that is, as early as the twenty-seventh day of the lunar month in the countryside, steamed steamed buns, the twenty-seventh day of the first month is a human day, to eat noodles, which is handed down by the ancestors.
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There is a saying in the folk song that "on the twenty-seventh day of the lunar month, kill a chicken", why kill a chicken on the twenty-seventh? In fact, this is still homophonic, "chicken" with "auspicious", with auspicious, auspicious meaning. Killed chicken, not eaten on the same day, until Chinese New Year's Eve can be eaten, moreover, when eating on Chinese New Year's Eve, you can't finish eating, you have to keep a little.
Because it represents good fortune, during the festival, you have to see chickens on the table every day, so it is complete. In addition, because Lao Li pays attention to the fact that you can't use the knife on the first day of junior high school, of course, these things must be prepared in advance.
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The twenty-eighth day of the lunar month is the common name of the twenty-eighth day of the twelfth month of the Chinese lunar calendar, one of the traditional customs of the Chinese New Year. The Chinese folk songs on the 28th of the lunar month include "the 28th of the lunar month, the dough is hairy", and "the 28th of the lunar month, the cake is steamed and the bun is applique". Chinese folk customs and traditions have reached the 28th day of the lunar month, whether it is noodles or steamed buns, each household must begin to prepare the staple food for the New Year.
The customs are different in various places, such as the area at the junction of Shandong, Hebei and Henan provinces, and the place at the junction of Susong and Taihu Lake in Anhui Province, where many people with surnames celebrate the New Year on the 28th day of the lunar month.
The tradition of the 28th day of the lunar month**.
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6. On the 27th day of the lunar month, the meat to be eaten for the New Year was prepared, and on the 28th, it was time to prepare pasta. In the past, the social development was low, there was no modern more convenient baking powder, ordinary noodles were made a few days in advance and were easy to break, only the noodles did not love to be bad, so the noodles were made on the 28th, preparing the staple food from the first day of the first month to the fifth day of the first month, and at the same time, this is also because the old folk believe that the steamed buns can not be steamed during the first to the fifth day of the first month.
What are the customs of the twenty-eighth month of the lunar month?
On the twenty-eighth day of the lunar month, people in Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province want to steam "two baskets of cake and steamed buns"; People in Hebei Province are "steaming jujube flowers" to prepare Chinese New Year's Eve sacrifices to their ancestors as offerings; The people of Henan Province are also "twenty-eight, steaming buns and fried towers." On this day, people in Beijing "put their noodles on their heads" and waited until the 29th to "steam steamed buns".
In addition to making noodles on the twenty-eighth day of the lunar month, it is also necessary to "appliqué flowers", that is, to paste New Year's paintings, spring couplets and window flowers. Among them, the custom of pasting spring couplets originated from the ancient "peach charm". The ancients used peach wood as the wood to ward off the evil wood, and the "Classics" said:
The peach, the essence of the five trees, so the suppression of the evil spirit. In the five dynasties, the Later Shu monarch Meng Changya was good at literature, and he ordered people to inscribe the peach charm every year, which became the indiscriminate Spring Festival couplets of later generations, and the inscription on the peach charm "New Year's Yuqing, Jiajie Changchun" became the first "Spring Festival couplet" in recorded Chinese history. Later, with the advent of papermaking, there was a custom of posting spring couplets with red paper instead of peach wood.
Every family has a large and small plastering on the door, wall, and lintel"Blessed"Word. Hope for a happy life and wish for a better future.
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