What is the folk saying that my uncle died after having a haircut in the first month?

Children and men will rush to get a haircut and shave their heads before the end of the year to have a good look for the New Year. Most of them will not shave their heads in the first month of the new year. It is customary to shave the "dragon head" after the dragon raises its head in February. Because "Shaving your head in the first month of the year will make you miss your old days (and kill your uncle)", he was told that if you don't shave your head in the first month, shaving your head will kill your uncle. This taboo has nothing to do with my uncle's life. Don’t bother with this taboo. During the Spring Festival a few years ago, my hair grew longer. Mom asked me why I didn’t get a haircut? I replied that my uncle died after having his head shaved in the first month of the lunar month. My mother said that since your uncle is two-thirds dead, it’s time to get a haircut. My mother is 82 this year.

That is, not shaving your hair in the first month, on the one hand, it expresses a silent resistance to the rulers, on the other hand, it also means nostalgic for the old dynasty, which is referred to as "nostalgia". However, in the past, people generally had low levels of education and could not fully understand the meaning of "nostalgic", so it was gradually misunderstood as a homophone for "dead uncle", so there was a folk custom that shaving one's head on the back of the first month was detrimental to the uncle. Eat carrots and worry less! Every place has its own local customs. You can follow them if you want. No one will force you to follow them if you don't. Let’s discuss some customs. In a few years, whether shitting or farting will have to be discussed. At what time do southerners fart and northerners not fart at night?

When he was a child, he had long hair every Spring Festival. He also had many uncles, five or six of them, and all of them were rich. When this eldest brother kowtows to his uncle during the Chinese New Year, he says: Uncle, don’t look at my long hair. I promise not to get a haircut during the Chinese New Year this year. Every time at this time, his uncle gives him a lot of lucky money. He was very grateful for this! We still laugh about it years later! I saw that my youngest son’s hair had grown longer. I originally wanted to take him to get a haircut today, but suddenly I remembered the saying that “uncle will die if he cuts his hair in the first month of the year.” I don’t believe it at all, but my child’s only uncle had a minor illness more than a year ago. I've had a stroke. If something happens, will you blame me? So I'm still hesitating whether to take him to get his hair cut. Not cutting his hair during the first month means "nostalgia". It's not a dead uncle at all. Don't be superstitious. You can cut it or not in the first month. It doesn't matter if you get it cut. Generally, it's done on the day when the dragon raises his head. There are many people, because good luck is at hand, starting from the beginning!