Grandma gave her uncle a haircut and talked about it.

The custom of not having a haircut in the first month has a great influence. People usually get their hair cut in the twelfth lunar month, and then wait until the second day of February to enter the barber shop.

Legend has it that a long time ago, there was a poor barber who loved his uncle very much. However, in the first month, the barber worried that he had no money to buy a decent gift for his uncle. When it was time to visit relatives, the barber had a brainwave and came to my uncle's house with a razor pole, carefully shaving my uncle. When my uncle appeared in front of the party, all relatives and friends praised the barber's exquisite craftsmanship and said that my uncle looked much younger and more energetic. My uncle was very happy, saying that it was the best New Year gift for him, and promised to give him a haircut in the first month of every year to see if there was any new progress in his craft. A few years later, my uncle passed away. Every January, the barber will cry at the bald pickpocket, and he is sad that he can no longer be filial to his uncle ... "

Originally, the story was about shaving your head in the first month and missing your uncle. I don't know when it came, and' thinking' became' death'. How many people have suffered!