Which direction does the front of the sacrificial car face?

Most of the front of the sacrificial car faces east or south, but you can't close the door. And after the sacrifice, you can't reverse the car, you should just drive away. Most tributes are divided into vegetarian sacrifices and dizzy sacrifices. Vegetarian sacrifices are five-color fruits, reunion noodles and steamed bread. The halo sacrifice is to add a knife of meat to the vegetarian sacrifice and release the fish.

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It is most appropriate to choose the auspicious time of the fifth day of the fifth lunar month or other months. Cars must be placed accurately, with the front facing south and the rear facing north, which represents China's philosophy of sitting north facing south. You can find an open place to do it.

Spring Festival is the biggest festival in China, and many customs have been popular since ancient times. In recent years, with the popularity of automobile consumption, a new custom has become popular in some places, which is "automobile sacrifice". People who sacrifice cars think that there is a god in the car, and the role of the car god is to protect the safety of the driver. The scene of sacrificing cars is like this. Generally speaking, people choose New Year's Day because drivers drive on the road, put a table in front of them, and then make sacrifices. The popularity of sacrificial cars stems from the penetration of cars into people's lives, and driving has become the normal state of people's lives.

According to the tradition of the Gregorian calendar, the sacrificial car is a science. It runs continuously according to the sun and the moon, and the five elements are constantly changing. There are not only good days in a day, but also good hours, and the positive orientation of each good hour is different. It's like a plate with a big ring and a small ring. Each ring has a different scale and a different speed. This is a fate pattern that the ancients thought. They change with the time of the sun and the moon. This is also the algorithm of Gregorian calendar.