65438+ February haircut auspicious day 2022
The twelfth lunar month is called the twelfth lunar month and evolved from the twelfth lunar month. In ancient times, the twelfth lunar month was a day of offering sacrifices to the gods. Because the twelfth lunar month is in December, December is also called the twelfth lunar month.
It is not difficult to understand that people are used to saying that November of the lunar calendar is the winter month, but it is a bit confusing to call December of the lunar calendar the twelfth month. How to understand this?
In fact, the twelfth lunar month evolved from the twelfth lunar month In ancient times, the twelfth lunar month was a day of offering sacrifices to the gods. It is said that this activity first started in the Zhou Dynasty, but the specific date is not recorded. By the Han Dynasty, Lari had a clear position. In the Han dynasty, the third day after the establishment of the winter solstice, that is, the day when the earthly branch was named the twelfth lunar month, was designated as the twelfth lunar month. Since the winter solstice is not fixed on the lunar calendar, there is no exact time for the twelfth lunar month. Later, people designated 65438+February 8 as the twelfth lunar month.
Why is the day of offering sacrifices to God called Lari? This has to start with the ancient meaning of the word la. There is no moon in ancient Chinese characters, which is pictographic as a small animal with its internal organs cut out and baked on its head. Later, people called it dried meat wax block. In the Zhou Dynasty, people in charge of wax were called wax men. Sacrifice the gods with wax, so the day of sacrifice to the gods is called Lari.
Introduction to hairdressing in song dynasty
The word "haircut" first appeared in the literature of Song Dynasty. In Zhu's "Notes on Poetry", there is a sentence that explains it like this: comb, haircut scissors.
At this time, the hairdressing industry is relatively developed, and there are workshops specializing in making hairdressing tools. At that time, there was a special name for hairdressers called Daizhao. Later it gradually developed into a skill and an industry. By the Song Dynasty, private haircuts had taken shape. Barbers at that time not only had shops, but also guilds.
In the Song Dynasty's Return by Zhang, it is also recorded that he once asked a tweezers worker to comb his hair and rewarded him with 5,000 yuan for two dollars.