Children born on Halloween are called ghosts, that is, children born on Halloween are wandering children. It is said that they are heavy in yin, prone to qi deficiency, prone to stomach cold, cold limbs and easy to attract evil spirits. According to traditional numerology, people born on this day are respectful and aggressive, and will come to celebrate in 35 days. If a man leaves the rent and goes to other places to develop, he deserves to live a hard life and a stable life.
People born in Mid-Autumn Festival have a hard life, especially those born in childhood (23: 00 pm-65438+0 am). People call people born at this time Tiantai. It is generally believed that July 14 is the day when the gates of hell are wide open, so few people go out at night. It is said that friends born in the Mid-Autumn Festival will see some unclean things, and some people say that people born in the Mid-Autumn Festival will have a rough fate.
Introduction of the Mid-Autumn festival
July 15 every year refers to the folk festival of ancestor worship, which has existed since ancient times. Folk July, that is, auspicious month, filial month and July 15th, is a folk festival to celebrate the harvest in early autumn and thank the earth for its return. According to past practice, ancestor worship ceremony should be held. Mid-Autumn Festival is also a traditional cultural festival to commemorate ancestors, and the core of culture is respect and filial piety for ancestors.
After the Eastern Han Dynasty, especially in the Tang Dynasty, when the rulers admired Taoism, the Mid-Autumn Festival prevailed, and the name of the festival was fixed, and the date was set at July 15th, which is still in use today. According to Taoist records, there are three basic elements in the universe, namely, heaven and earth water. And the official in the original place, the emperor Qing Xu, every year on July 15th purdue sentient beings. Therefore, during the Mid-Autumn Festival, people are usually prayed for in Taoist temples (the above contents are for reference only).