May 24th, a special day, known as the "Breaking Day", legend has it that on this day, everything can be broken, so we need to take some special actions to bless the good omen of the year. Blessed people, leave a sentence in the comment area "One Shun and One Hundred Shun, Bodhisattva Bless", for themselves, for their children, for the whole family, to receive blessings
Shave your head at the end of the day
On May 24th, many people choose to shave their heads, meaning to start from scratch and welcome the new year. Shaving your head is not only a change in your personal image, but also an expectation and outlook for life. The procedure of shaving the head usually includes steps such as preparing tools, choosing an auspicious time, performing a shaving ritual, etc. In addition, some people will also sprinkle some auspicious items such as coins, red beans, etc. on their hair for good luck for the year.
Contraindications
On the twenty-fourth day of May, there are many taboos to be aware of. The first is not to touch old objects, especially broken ones, so as not to cause unnecessary trouble. Second, avoid arguing or arguing with others and maintain a calm mind. In addition, it is not advisable to make big decisions so as not to affect the fortune of the year. These are all about maintaining a good vibe and creating a good start to the new year.
Breaking the sun
On the twenty-fourth day of May, many people prepare something special to welcome the good omen. These foods often have auspicious meanings, such as fish, rice cakes, dumplings, etc. These delicacies are not only delicious, but also a traditional cultural heritage. On this day, families gather together to share food, share joy, and pray for a safe and prosperous new year.
The 24th day of May is a day full of mystery and tradition. Through actions such as shaving our heads, observing taboos, and enjoying good food, we can better understand and respect this special day. Let's inherit and carry forward this traditional culture together and create a wonderful start for the new year.