What do you mean by Sangmen and Yuesha?

"Sangmen" refers to a place where a person encounters great misfortune or danger in his life. In fact, in China culture, Sang Men has always been regarded as an ominous thing. People think that holding ceremonies or activities in such places will bring ominous signs. So in traditional culture, Sangmen is often a place that people don't want to go.

"Moon evil spirit" means that the light reflected by the moon shines directly on people's eyebrows. People think that this phenomenon will do great harm to a person's health. In traditional culture, "evil on the moon" is a very unlucky word, and people will try to avoid certain activities on such days to avoid ominous signs.

Faced with the evil of Sangmen and Moon, people often take various measures to avoid or dissolve the ominous signs. Including reversing at Sangmen, changing direction more smoothly, avoiding traffic accidents and so on. People often wear some amulets or ornaments to ward off evil spirits, thinking that this can solve the bad influence of the moon demon. However, in modern society, people's traditional ideas about "Sangmen" and "Moon Evil" have become less and less, and more are faced and dealt with in a scientific way.