Why are there so many things you can t say during the Chinese New Year? Is it superstition?

There are a lot of things that you can't say during the Chinese New Year, and this is because of folk customs, because of tradition, to make everyone happy, to respect each other, and to love each other. It's not a superstition, it's just to make everyone happy.

If there are elderly people in the family, they will tell you that there are some things you can't say and some things you can't do during the Chinese New Year. Each place has different folk customs, and there are many things to pay attention to during the New Year, and there are many things that cannot be said during the New Year, which is a kind of inheritance. In China's 5,000 years, there are many old traditions, when the younger generation wants to pay New Year's greetings to the elders, the younger generations want to toast the elders, the younger generations want to give gifts to the elders, and the same can not say some unlucky words during the New Year.

This is our tradition, this is our folklore, and we want to pass on those good traditions.

During the New Year, we should pay attention to saying some auspicious words, not some unlucky words, this is to please everyone, for the sake of family and prosperity.

During the Chinese New Year, everyone gets together, has a good time, and will talk about some topics that everyone is interested in, and don't say things that will make everyone feel sad, and don't say something that causes everyone to be disgusted. Learning to speak is an art that not only pleases others, but also brings happiness to oneself.

During the Chinese New Year, there are many old things, such as not breaking rice bowls and plates, not saying death, not fighting, not saying broken, not saying broken, and not saying broken. This is for mutual respect between each other, and this is also to reflect the mutual friendship of family members, everyone should take care of each other's emotions during the New Year, get together happily, say more auspicious words, and don't say those unhappy words. It can make everyone happy, this is a kind of ability, but also a kind of courtesy, and it can better reflect the quality of a person, I wish everyone a happy New Year!

The reason why there are a lot of things that cannot be said is because it will be unlucky to say them, I think it is feudal superstition, but it is also a custom left by our ancestors.

Because during the Chinese New Year, according to the traditional ideological inheritance of our country, I think that saying a lot of unlucky words will affect my fortune in the coming year, and I will suffer all kinds of disasters. This is not a superstitious statement, but a kind of good expectation for people's future life.

Because the Chinese New Year is a very auspicious thing, you can't say unlucky things, I think it's really superstition, but this superstition also represents a culture.

It's not all feudal superstition.

There are many things not to do during the Chinese New Year, which is an excellent cultural inheritance handed down from ancient times in our country, which brings together the wisdom of our ancestors. However, due to the change in lifestyle, people are no longer taboo about some of these things. It depends mainly on the individual, and some places pay attention to customs and follow them, while others do not.

As we all know, China is a country with a history of more than 5,000 years of civilization, and attaches more importance to cultural inheritance and filial piety than other countries. As Chinese, each of us Chinese has the responsibility and obligation to promote the Chinese culture of our country. For example, in our traditional Chinese Spring Festival, we will make zongzi, make lanterns, set off fireworks, and visit relatives and friends, etc., these are all very good customs.

In the same way, there are things to do and things not to do during the Chinese New Year. For example, in the time of the Chinese New Year, the first day of the new year can not be a haircut, such a meaning is not good, on behalf of doing will cut off the fortune of the individual or family, after all, "hair" and fortune are the same sound, broken hair is the meaning of breaking the road to wealth, so in the Chinese Spring Festival, no one will do a haircut on the first day of the new year, this is a custom, but also a good meaning.

Compared with other countries, they will not have any scruples on this day, and even many people who do not know these cultures, including Chinese, also like to choose a new hairstyle on the first day of the new year to welcome the new year, and also indicate a good mood and a good start, which is obviously the opposite, in rural China, this is absolutely unacceptable. After all, China is a country that attaches great importance to the atmosphere of luck, so for these bad things, the Chinese choose not to do.

At the same time, it is not possible to kill on the first day of the Lunar New Year. The first day of the new year is a sacred day of worship, it is forbidden to kill here, which is also why many families will kill chickens and ducks on the Chinese New Year's Eve to prepare, instead of killing on the first day of the new year, mainly there is a taboo! All in all, the wisdom of the ancients is clear, and our descendants have a lot to learn from, and there is no need to deny feudal superstition.

This is because the Spring Festival has a history of thousands of years in our country, and the Spring Festival is the beginning of the year, so in order to have a good omen in the new year, there are many things that cannot be done during the New Year, which is feudal superstition.

This is a tradition handed down from ancient times, and people in ancient times paid more attention to it, so there were many things that could not be done, and it was also a kind of feudal superstition.

It's not feudal superstition; There are many things that cannot be done during the Chinese New Year, and this is because they have been handed down since ancient China and are not entirely feudal superstitions.

Convention, traditional etiquette. Writer Yang Daxia Yang Ke sent a message.

All customs are **, at least a good wish, and should not be condemned as vulgar. Of course, there is also a source of vulgarity that has been frequently reported in recent years, but it is not vulgar in itself, but has been played bad by modern people. Let's go back and talk about the customs of the New Year.

Basically, it contains the expectation of a better life. Although many seem superstitious, in fact, they are the wishes of people in the past for a better life. Am I getting too far?

Not necessarily. For example, it is superstitious and bad not to sweep the dust outside during the Chinese New Year, and there is no dirty water poured outside on the 30th day, etc., I have experienced less, maybe this is all we have in our local area. Some people criticize it.

Say it's superstition. In fact, the original intention is to hope for the good, and at the same time save water. Is it good?

It can't be completely criticized, and of course it's not suitable to be carried forward, right? It should be improved! There are also those who oppose the use of firecrackers.

It is not only dangerous but also not conducive to environmental protection. But fireworks are also set off during the Olympics? The pollution is actually even greater.

Is there any objection? It won't be loud. Isn't it superstition?

Judging from the legend of the year, it is superstition. If ordinary people don't set off fireworks, I don't think the authorities should set them off at any time. Let's talk about the New Year, I just mentioned the legend.

In other words, the Chinese New Year itself is superstitious. Can't get by? Is this custom good?

Do you want more? If you look at it this way, don't say that those customs that are attached to the New Year, the custom of the New Year itself may also have to be criticized. Burning incense and burning paper during the Spring Festival is considered superstition, and offering flowers is not superstitious?

It's just a different form, if you insist on atheism, all the dead people don't want to go to the sacrifice, even if the flowers are superstitious (do you think they have spirits after death, and they still pay tribute to them to be Wang?). Can they know? ）。

Do you want to sacrifice?

So, what other festivals do we have to celebrate? Can you celebrate a foreign festival? Isn't the custom of the three days before and after Christmas superstitious?

I'm afraid the story of Jesus is not worth telling (materialistly), does He really exist? Is it really God? Looking at it this way, Christmas, Easter, Halloween, etc., are not all good, and they must be eliminated?

I'm afraid it's worth thinking about.

Don't easily deny traditional customs, and don't easily draw "bad" conclusions. There can still be customs, but they are a little out of taste, and if they can be appropriately changed, they should be changed.

The Spring Festival is one of the most important festivals of the Chinese nation, and the people of all dynasties have attached great importance to the Spring Festival, so with the changes of the times, many folk customs of the Spring Festival have also been derived. However, with the continuous development of people's understanding of the natural world and the continuous progress of science and technology, some folk customs have become incompatible with the times. Spring Festival folk customs should be carried out and developed in inheritance, abandonment and innovation.

Outdated feudal folk customs should be discarded. First of all, we must abandon the old rule that "married daughters cannot go back to their parents' homes for the New Year and sacrifice and sweep". Now the post-80s generation is an only child, and they have all started a family, if the daughter is not allowed to go back to her parents' house for the New Year and sacrifice sweeping, then in the future, the family that raises the daughter will only have the two elders at home to celebrate the New Year, and there will be no descendants to sacrifice and sweep after death.

Second, we should abandon the old customs of not sweeping the floor (sweeping away the wealth), not cutting the hair ("shaving your head in the first month, the dead uncle"), not washing your hair (washing away the joy), not taking out the garbage (pouring out your own wealth), not eating noodles (you will be long-winded if you are a year late), and so on. Third, we must abandon the old concept that only when we return home in the thirtieth day of the Chinese New Year's Eve can we go home for the New Year. Because people are working in different positions, and each post needs to be manned on the Chinese New Year's Eve, as long as they return home during the Spring Festival, they should be regarded as going home for the New Year, and parents and families should not complain.

Fourth, it is necessary to abandon the old custom of "eating for a year and a half for a year". In the past, in order to show the family's solidity and wealth, the old custom of Chinese New Year's Eve meals was that there was a large amount of surplus rice, and the more dishes the better, which not only caused a lot of waste, but also sometimes caused intestinal diseases, so this concept should also be abandoned. New Year's customs should keep pace with the times and be innovative.

First of all, it is necessary to allow the daughter to go back to her parents' home for the New Year, or to celebrate the New Year together with the two families who have a marriage relationship, so as to avoid the parents of the daughter from feeling lonely, and to enhance the relationship between the two parties and increase the festive atmosphere. Second, it is to sacrifice and sweep away incense, candles, paper money, and fireworks, but instead offer flowers, place offerings, weeding and cultivating soil, and other memorials. Third, you can not pay New Year's money or pay less money, which is conducive to the healthy growth of children's psychology and can also reduce the burden on adults.

Fourth, the Spring Festival is a good time to plant trees in the south, you can change the Bodhisattva who respects the land to plant trees, and each person plants a tree every year to keep a commemoration, which not only greens the hometown, but also improves the environment. Folk customs are a direct reflection of the national spirit and national quality, and I hope that everyone will carry forward the fine traditions of the Chinese nation in the Spring Festival folk customs in the inheritance, abandonment and innovation!