The folk saying of ambush, the folk custom of ambush

"Fu" is a folk saying, which means that yin energy is forced by yang energy to hide underground.

Ambush means to enter the dog days. This means that the hottest summer heat season of the year begins. According to the meteorological department, in ancient China, the "Dry Branch Chronological Method" was popular, and 60 different names were used to record the days with 10 heavenly stems and 12 earthly branches.

On the first day of the head, the citizens lined up to paste the "volt sticker". It is said that dog days are the most prosperous days of the year, and some cold diseases can adjust the balance of yin and yang in the human body, prevent old diseases or reduce their symptoms. However, it does not mean that "Fu Ti" can cure all diseases, and not everyone is suitable for "Fu Pa", and patients with Yin deficiency and fire, ** disease, malignant tumor, acute pharyngitis, strong allergic constitution, etc., should not use traditional Chinese medicine to apply **.

The folk saying of ambush is as follows:

1."There is rain at the head, and there is rain at the end": This means that if it rains on the first day of the ambush, then there will be more rain in the middle and last days.

2."Drenched the king of ambush, once a day": This refers to the rain on the first day of the ambush, and there will be more rainy weather in the future.

3."Toufu radish and two-dog vegetables, three-dog can also grow buckwheat": This means that it is suitable for planting radishes in the first volt, two-dog is suitable for growing vegetables, and three-dog is suitable for planting buckwheat.

4."Dumplings in the head and noodles in the second volt, and pancakes and eggs in the third fu", which refers to eating dumplings in the first fu, pasta in the second volt, and pancakes and eggs in the third volt.

The saying of ambush: It refers to the meaning of entering the "three dog teasing and rushing".

The folk proverb "summer solstice three Geng several head volts", which is the basis for establishing the initial volt. The almanac stipulates: "The summer solstice three Geng will count the volts", which means that "from the summer solstice" to count backwards, count to the third "Geng day" and begin to ambush.

The "Geng day" here refers to the day with the prefix "Geng" in the ancient "Ganzhi Chronicle Law". The date of "Geng Day" changes in the Gregorian calendar and is not fixed, so the date of the ambush varies from year to year.

The so-called "heat in the three dogs", the three dogs have the beginning, the middle and the last volts, and its date is determined by the date of the solar term and the date of the dry branch to determine the celery. The climate of dog days is characterized by "high temperature and high humidity", because dog days blow southeast winds, the air is humid, and the humidity of the wind causes high humidity during dog days.

The traditional customs of the ambush are judged

1. Eating noodles: Liang Zongyi of the Southern Dynasty said in "Jing Chu Years Chronicles": "The soup cake of the solar eclipse in June is called to ward off evil." It can be seen that people eating noodles at that time also had the meaning of driving away evil spirits.

2. Sacrifice to summer: After many areas enter the head of the house, there will be a tradition of sacrificing summer, hoping that the wind and rain will be smooth, and there will be a good harvest in autumn, and meat such as mutton will be used as offerings, and after the ceremony, it will be shared with everyone.

3. Planting radish: As the saying goes, "the first radish and the second cabbage", which means that entering the early bush is a good time to plant radish, and after ten days, you can make cabbage, so people around the world will decide what kind of vegetables to plant according to the change of climate.

The main customs of ambush are eating dumplings, eating wontons, eating ham, eating noodle soup, eating chicken, eating mutton, sticking stickers, etc.

Ambush means to enter the dog days, "the summer solstice three Geng several head volts", which is the basis for establishing the first volt.

The almanac stipulates: "The summer solstice will be counted on the third geng." It means that "from the summer solstice" to count backwards, count to the third "Geng day" and begin to fall. The "Geng day" here refers to the day with the prefix "Geng" in the ancient "Ganzhi Chronicle Law".

Entering the dog days, the day is longer than the night, the daily heat is absorbed more than it emits, and the temperature near the ground is getting higher day by day, this time is undoubtedly the hottest time of the year. Basically, most places in the country have opened the steamer mode.

There is a folk proverb in the ambush: "If it rains too much, the harvest will be reduced in autumn." ", Furi rains, hoards more rice" and so on.

Ambush means to enter the "dog days". The dog days are divided into the first, middle, and last volts, and are the hottest times of the year. The dog days occur from mid-July to mid-August of the Gregorian calendar, and their climate is characterized by high temperature, low air pressure, high humidity, and low wind speed.

"Fu" means that the yin energy is forced by the yang energy to hide underground, and the date of the three dog days is determined by the combination of the solar terms date and the date of the Ganzhi calendar in conjunction with the date of the Ganzhi calendar.

Because there are 10 days between each Geng day, the prescribed time for the first and last days is 10 days. And because the third Geng day (first volt) after the summer solstice solar term occurs sooner or later, the number of days in the middle volt is long and short.