What do you mean by opening the market in the yellow calendar?

The opening of the market in the Gregorian calendar means that businessmen can officially open on a specific date. In the history of China for thousands of years, the opening ceremony was regarded as a symbol of good luck and prosperity. In addition to businessmen, many people also choose to do something important on the opening day, such as starting work, getting married or moving. People who do this think that taking action on this day will increase luck and chances of success.

Opening days are very frequent because such days are very important to businessmen. They will strictly abide by the admission rules and usually wait in line early before the market opens. In the crowded crowd, businessmen will rush to buy mascots, worship temples, burn incense and pray for blessings, hoping to get good results in business.

In traditional culture, the elements of the open day ceremony are very important and are considered to be closely related to attracting good luck. Huang Caishen, the grave-sweeping immortal and the dead tree culture in Shanhaiguan are all common elements. Many people will also inherit the tradition and firmly believe that this religious ceremony can help them succeed and protect their careers. In a word, the opening day is still a prominent feature of contemporary China business, and it is also a sacred day for social auspiciousness and prosperity.