Introduction: Moving is one of the important matters, so you must choose an auspicious day before moving. So is it suitable to move on the day before Qingming Festival in 2020? What are the customs of Qingming Festival? March refers to the third month of the lunar calendar, also known as the quarter month, late spring, late spring, late spring, and silkworm month. Shuimoxiansheng.com provides you with more content related to the third month of the lunar calendar in 2020. Everyone is welcome to learn about it together!Is it advisable to move house the day before Qingming Festival in 2020?== Lunar calendar : March 11, 2020 == Gregorian calendar : April 3, 2020, Friday, Aries == [What is suitable for today in the old almanac] Taking a marriage proposal, marrying a son-in-law, removing mourning clothes, offering sacrifices, migrating, building a house, breaking ground, erecting pillars, receiving wealth, seeking offspring, resigning from office, planting, catching, and attending school == [What is taboo in the old almanac today] Setting up beds, felling trees, raising beams, taking in livestock, getting married, returning home, traveling, fasting and praying for blessings, moving into the house, starting drilling for graves, burying, breaking ground, and opening business . From the above almanac content, we can see that today's migration [i.e. moving] is suitable in the almanac, so it is suitable to move the day before Qingming Festival in 2020!What are the customs of Qingming Festival?Qingming Festival customs: sweeping tombs and worshipping ancestorsTomb sweeping on Qingming Festival is also called "tomb sacrifice", which is called "temporary respect" for ancestors. Ancestor sweeping is a way to remember the ancestors, and the custom has a long history. According to archaeological excavations, a tomb dating back 10,000 years was discovered at the Qingtang site in Yingde, Guangdong. Accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) dating it back to about 13,500 years ago, dating back to the late Paleolithic period. It is the earliest tomb in China with a verifiable burial style, indicating that more than 10,000 years ago, the ancient people in Lingnan already had clear and conscious burial behaviors and ritual concepts. Tomb sweeping and ancestor worship are the core customs of the Qingming Festival. The Qingming Festival is mainly for ancestor worship, expressing the filial piety of the worshiper and his longing for the ancestors. It is a cultural tradition of respecting ancestors and remembering the past. Qingming Festival Customs: Planting Willows During the Qingming Festival, Chinese people have the custom of planting willows. There are three common theories about the origin of the custom of planting willows during Qingming Festival. Some experts believe that the custom of planting willows is to commemorate Shennong, the ancestor of agriculture who "taught people how to farm." In some places, people insert willow branches under the eaves to predict the weather. There is an old saying that goes "When the willow branches are green, it will rain; when the willow branches are dry, the sky will be sunny." Willows have strong vitality. As the saying goes, "If you plant flowers with care, they may not grow; but if you plant willows by accident, they may grow into shade trees." Willow branches will grow wherever they are planted. If you plant willows every year, shade trees will grow everywhere. Qingming Festival Customs: Tug of War Tug of war was called "pulling hook" and "hooking strong" in the early days, and it was called "tug of war" in the Tang Dynasty. It is said that it was invented in the late Spring and Autumn Period, became popular in the army, and later spread among the people. During the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty, large-scale tug-of-war competitions were held during the Qingming Festival. Since then, tug-of-war has become a part of the Qingming customs. Qingming Festival Customs: Swinging Swinging is one of the customs of Qingming Festival in ancient China. Wang Renyu of the Five Dynasties wrote in "The Remaining Stories of Kaiyuan and Tianbao" that "During the Cold Food Festival, a swing was erected in the Tianbao Palace for the concubines to play and have fun. The emperor called it the play of the half-immortals, and the people in the capital called it that as well." Wen Yanbo, the prime minister of the Song Dynasty, wrote in his poem "Passing by Dragon Gate on the Cold Food Day" that "beside the bridge, willow trees hang down green threads, and there are many swings with colorful ropes." A swing means moving by pulling on a leather rope. Qingming Festival Customs: Cockfighting In ancient times, cockfighting was popular during the Qingming Festival. It started from the Qingming Festival and lasted until the summer solstice. The earliest record of cockfighting in China can be found in Zuo Zhuan. In the Tang Dynasty, cockfighting became popular. Not only ordinary people fought cockfights, but even the emperor participated in cockfighting. For example, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang loved cockfighting the most. Shooting willow is a game for practicing archery skills. According to records from the Ming Dynasty, they would put a pigeon in a gourd, then hang the gourd high up on a willow tree, shoot the gourd with a bow, and the pigeon would fly out, and the winner would be determined by how high the pigeon flew. Qingming Festival Customs: Cuju Ju is a leather ball made of leather and stuffed with hair inside. Cuju is kicking the ball with the feet. This was a favorite game in the north during the Qingming Festival in ancient times. According to legend, it was invented by Huangdi, and its original purpose was to train warriors. Polo is a game in which one hits a ball with a stick while riding on a horse. It was called Jiju in ancient times. In the Three Kingdoms' poem "Famous Capitals" by Cao Zhi, there is a line "Continuously hitting the ground with balls". "Xijing Zhi" records that the Liao Dynasty regarded playing polo as a traditional festival custom, and played polo on the Dragon Boat Festival and Double Ninth Festival. "History of Jin Dynasty: Rituals" also records that the Jin people played ball during the Dragon Boat Festival. There was a "ball-playing music" dance troupe in the Song Dynasty. Polo was still popular in the Ming Dynasty. Qingming Festival customs: outing The Chinese nation has had the custom of outing on Qingming Festival since ancient times. In ancient times, outing was called "Tanchun" or "Xunchun" which means a spring outing, also known as "Tachun". Generally refers to taking a walk in the suburbs in early spring. The seasonal folk activity of outing has a long history in my country. Its source is the ancient custom of welcoming the spring through farming and sacrificial offerings. This custom of welcoming the spring through farming and sacrificial offerings has a far-reaching influence on later generations. The Qingming Festival has the two connotations of both a solar term and a festival. The time and meteorological and phenological characteristics of the Qingming solar term provide important conditions for the formation of the Qingming outing custom. During the Qingming Festival, spring returns to the earth and nature is full of vitality. It is a great time for an outing. People take advantage of the opportunity to have fun in the mountains and countryside with their families, young and old, after visiting the graves. Qingming Festival Customs: Flying Kite Kites are also called "paper kites" or "kites". Flying kites is a favorite activity among people during the Qingming Festival. A kite is a kind of flying vehicle that uses only aerodynamics and is made by pasting paper or silk on a bamboo frame and then flying into the sky by pulling a long string tied to the frame. During the Qingming Festival, people set off fireworks not only during the day but also at night. At night, strings of colorful lanterns are hung under the kite or on the wind-stable pull line. They look like twinkling stars and are called "magic lanterns." In the past, some people would cut the strings after releasing the kites into the blue sky and let the breeze carry them to the ends of the earth. It was said that this would ward off disease and disaster and bring good luck. 2020 is the year of Tai Sui for people born in the Year of the Rat. How can we resolve the problem of offending Tai Sui and make 2020 smoother and safer? 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