When is Laba in 2022?

The time of Laba in 2022 is:

Gregorian calendar 2022 65438+ 10 65438+ Capricorn on Monday (solar calendar); 202 1 year, the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month (lunar calendar)

Laba in 2022 is on the Gregorian calendar 1 day, the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month. Monday.

Laba Festival, the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, is the main custom of "drinking Laba porridge". Laba Festival is one of the grand festivals in Buddhism.

Laba can't go back to her family?

Yes, going home on Laba Festival is one of the taboos of Laba Festival.

According to the traditional custom, a daughter who got married on Laba Festival is not allowed to go back to her parents' home, because people will think that it is unlucky for her mother-in-law to get married in this year.

There is another saying: "Laba doesn't eat mother's rice, and ancestors can't afford it." According to the meaning of this sentence of the rural elderly, Laba, the married daughter, is poor after eating her mother's rice. Some rural areas pay attention to it, and you can't spend the eighth, eighteenth and twenty-eighth day of the twelfth lunar month at your mother's house. Every place has its own customs.

Therefore, it is not recommended to go back to Laba's family on the same day.

Legend and story introduction of Laba

Legend has it that Laba Festival comes from the custom of "dressing up as a ghost with red beans". Legend has it that Zhuan Xu, one of the five emperors in ancient times, turned his three sons into evil spirits after his death and came out to scare children. In ancient times, people generally believed in superstition and were afraid of ghosts and gods. They believe that adults and children suffer from strokes and poor health because of the spectre of epidemics. These evil spirits are fearless, only afraid of red (red) beans, so there is a saying that "red beans play ghosts." Therefore, on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, porridge is cooked with adzuki beans and adzuki beans to dispel the epidemic and welcome the auspicious.