"If you don't drill a well, spring doesn't smell good", which means that Mao didn't drill a well that day. The ancients thought that Uzuki itself was the time when the groundwater was the most exhausted, because the trees in Uzuki were flourishing and the groundwater had been absorbed by the trees. At this time, when you dig a well to get water, the water naturally loses its fragrance, because the fragrance in the water has been absorbed by everything.
In addition, there are also views that the so-called "not fragrant" is related to the principles of the ancients, because the ancients have always paid attention to people not arguing with heaven or things. Everyone thinks well, but everything needs to live in harmony. It's against the laws of nature to drill a well to pump water when it shouldn't be. It is difficult to live a down-to-earth life, and it is not good to sleep well.
What does Maori mean?
In ancient China, the date of the year was recorded by the chronology of the stem and branch, that is, the cooperation of heavenly stems and earthly branches was taken as sixty flowers. Mao is one of the twelve earthly branches, and Mao Ri is the day when the earthly branches are Mao. * * There are five, which appear every 65,438+02 days. Of course, the sky is different, that is, Yi Mao, Ding Mao, Ji Mao, Xin Mao and Gui Mao, and they are on duty in turn. Every 60 days, there will be the same day in heavenly stems and earthly branches, so there will be five or six identical hairy days every year.
The judgment of good or ill luck of birth is based on the balance of the five elements and one's own needs, combined with heavenly stems and earthly branches in the year, month, day and time, and heavenly stems and earthly branches in the Universiade and the Palace of Life. If Mao is just needed, then you are fierce when you rush, and auspicious when you are alive or prosperous; On the other hand, hair itself is unnecessary, so it is auspicious to wash hair, and it is fierce to grow hair or flourish hair.