Explanation of "good times and auspicious days":
Same as 'good times and auspicious days', beautiful times and auspicious days. It mostly refers to a day suitable for getting married. Also known as "auspicious day and good time".
Pinyin: [liáng shí jí rì].
Source: Chapter 78 of "The Strange Current Situation Witnessed in Twenty Years": "Xindaotai chose a date to receive the seal, issued a red edict, and on a good and auspicious day, he took the imperial robes and made a court appearance. Crown, go to the Yamen to receive the seal.
Good times, the Chinese pinyin is liáng shí, meaning good times; auspicious times.
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The third poem of "Poetry" by Su Wu of the Han Dynasty: "Enjoyment is on this evening, and the time is good. ”
Du Fu of Tang Dynasty’s poem “The New Pavilion will send you all off after leaving behind the chapter”: “There is a high meeting in the new pavilion, and it is a good time to travel.” "
Song Dynasty Mei Yaochen's "Yiyun Hexi Shen Xinqiu Huitong Hall": "It is a pity to be sincere in good times, but there is no waste in Qing Yan. "
Li Yu of the Qing Dynasty, "Naihe Tian·Worry about Marriage": "The good time is approaching, you can pack up and get up. I will wait for you to get on the sedan in the middle hall." "
Auspicious day is a Chinese vocabulary. The ancients formulated the Yellow and Black Days based on the influence of changes in the movement of celestial bodies and stars on human beings, thus providing certain reference and choices for Chinese people to choose days to achieve good luck and avoid bad luck. This kind of The culture of choosing auspicious days has been deeply rooted in the minds of the Chinese people since ancient times, and it has influenced Chinese people's lives all the time. It has formed a custom regarding a series of auspicious days such as marriage, travel, and groundbreaking. It is called "Zhu Dao Ji Day". Later, ancient books such as "Xie Ji Bian Fang" and "Xiang Ji Tong Shu" were systematically compiled. This method has been circulated for nearly 2000 years.