What are the taboos of the Dragon Boat Festival on the fifth day of May?

1. Taboo in May of the Lunar New Year 1: Sexual intercourse is forbidden on the ninth poison day of May of the Lunar New Year (the fifth, sixth, seventh, fifteenth, sixteenth, seventeenth, twenty-fifth, twenty-sixth and twenty-seventh days of the Lunar New Year are nine poison days). As the old saying goes, it is better to lie alone for one night than to eat a hundred pills. During the nine poisonous days, it is not appropriate to have sex. At this time, yin and yang are contending, and life and death are judged separately. It is advisable to ban from the first ear festival of the fifth lunar month and stop in January. If you can have a desire for sex, you can eliminate all diseases. Therefore, on the poisonous day of the ninth day of the fifth lunar month, it is very taboo to have sex.

2. Taboo 2 in May of the lunar calendar: No swimming.

Swimming in the fifth month of the lunar calendar is very taboo. Of course, this does not mean that swimming is not allowed throughout the fifth lunar month. It means that swimming is not allowed on the Dragon Boat Festival in May of our lunar calendar, especially in places where people drown, because people think that drowning ghosts are the fiercest on the Dragon Boat Festival and need to find a pair of bodies to return to Yang. So there is the custom of throwing zongzi into the river for them to share and avoiding making zongzi.

3. Taboo 3 in May of the Lunar New Year: Don't eat too much. Our diet in May of the lunar calendar must be light. From the point of view of nutrition, a light diet plays an important role in health care.

4. Taboo 4 in May of the Lunar New Year: Shaving the newborn baby's head is not allowed in May of the Lunar New Year, because the fontanel on the newborn baby's head is not completely closed, and it is the location of Baihui point, which is vulnerable to external evil.