Greetings on the sixth day of the first month

The greetings on the sixth day of the first month are as follows:

1, dear friend, may all good dreams follow you, falling asleep is sweet and waking up will come true. May all wealth cover you, work at sunrise and rest at sunset. On the auspicious day of the sixth day of the first month, people who receive such warm wishes are very blessed, and everything goes well in the new year.

2. Send the poor day on the sixth day of the first month. Good luck, good health and good luck. All your troubles will disappear and your sorrows will run away. Poverty and difficulties will disappear, and you will be happy. I wish you a happy new year on the sixth day of the first month.

Today is the sixth day of the first month. In this energetic day, I wish you a smooth career, a smooth friendship between heaven and earth, a smooth love, a harmonious family, a smooth sailing, a smooth sailing and all the best.

4. Lunar New Year's Eve has arrived. I wish you a lively mood, live a rich life, ignite exuberant hopes and create a golden future. I wish you infinite happiness, all the best and a happy New Year's Day.

The custom of the sixth day of the first month

The sixth day of the first lunar month is also called "Horse Day". Since the Qin and Han Dynasties, the traditional view is that the first day of the first month is rooster day, the second day is dog day, the third day is pig day, the fourth day is sheep day, the fifth day is ox day, the sixth day is horse day and the seventh day is human day. According to China folklore, this is because when Nu Wa created everything, she created six animals first and then people, so the first day to the sixth day is the day of six animals.

The sixth day of the sixth lunar month is a horse day, which was called fat in ancient times. People really start working or doing business on this day. As we enter the first month, we can't clean it until the fifth day, so we have to clean it on this day, and we have to worship Ce Shen to clean the toilet on weekdays. So it is called "fat", but now people use new bathroom equipment, so there is no such custom. This day also means that farmers in the old society began to prepare for spring ploughing.