Why is extramarital affairs called "Peach Blossom Luck"?

(B) the origin of "Peach Blossom Luck"

The word "Peach Blossom Luck" was originally a fortune-telling term.

The "Peach Blossom Luck" in Numerology is based on the position of the five elements in the "birthday", namely "longevity, bathing, crown belt, temporary official, imperial prosperity, decline, illness, death, tomb, extinction, embryo and nourishment". If the Universiade and the fleeting time are transported to the "bathing" stage, it is called "Peach Blossom Luck".

Among the twelve earthly branches, "Woods You Mao" is a peach blossom, and the "eight characters" of life are also composed of ten heavenly stems and twelve earthly branches, so everyone sometimes meets "Woods You Mao". If this "meridian You Mao" appears in the "eight characters" of life, it is called peach blossom into life.

The fortune of life (fortune-telling terminology is called "Universiade") is one every ten years. The age of life (fortune-telling terminology is called "fleeting time"). The combination of the two is called "luck". (It is often said that good or ill luck is among them. )

People who encounter "Peach Blossom Luck" in life are called "Peach Blossom Luck", but "Peach Blossom Luck" has both good and bad.

(C) "Peach Blossom Luck" folk custom

Jiang Niang and the Peach Blossom of Cuihu Lake

On this day last year, in this door,

Peach blossoms set each other off in red;

I don't know where to go.

Peach blossoms are still smiling in the spring breeze.

The poem "Chengtou is Nancun" written by Cui Hu is very popular, and many people can recite it. However, the poet did not fully realize that there was a touching love story hidden in this poem. The story is full of the innocence of talented people and beautiful women, and the plot is tortuous and magical. People call it "Peach Blossom Luck", also known as Peach Blossom Luck.

Cui Hu was born in Boling County during the Zhenguan period. He was born in a scholarly family, gifted, elegant and aloof. On weekdays, he buries himself in a cold window and seldom associates with others. Even if he takes time to travel occasionally, he likes to be alone. This year Tomb-Sweeping Day coincides with a rare sunny day. Outside, peaches and willows are green, butterflies and bees are flying, the breeze is blowing slightly, and the spring is lingering. In the afternoon, it is a warm spring. Cui Hu, who studied hard all morning, was deeply infected by the breath of spring and decided to go to the suburbs to enjoy the hospitality of spring. So I put down my books and walked out of the city alone with great interest. Along the way, willows danced, warblers sang, the sun was warm and the weather was beautiful. Study hard, I don't know that spring is already strong, and he suddenly feels refreshed. Along the way, endless red flowers and green grass, spring mountains and spring water, he enjoyed the gifts given by nature without knowing the distance of the road. Unconsciously, he had left the city and suddenly felt a little sour and thirsty. He wants to find a rural farmer to have a rest and ask for some water so that he can return to the city before sunset. This place is remote and farmers live in scattered places. He looked around and saw a hut in the corner in the middle of a mountain not far away, so he stepped up and walked towards the mountain. Near the foot of the mountain, the huts that can be seen in the distance are covered with peach trees at the moment, leaving only a magnificent peach forest in front of us: peach blossoms are burning, covered with branches, the breeze blows, and the fragrance lingers around people, making people suspect that they have strayed into the peach blossom source. Walking along the winding path between peach trees, there is a small courtyard surrounded by bamboo fences in a small gap, which is simple and elegant. There are three huts in the yard, all made of bamboo boards and thatch, which are simple but neat. Cui Hu thought, "Who is the master, living in such a unique place?"

Approaching Chai Men, he knocked at the door and shouted, "I passed by in spring and wanted to ask for some water!" " While calling the door, he guessed that it must be an old man with white hair, bamboo sandals, beautiful appearance and elegant speech who opened the door. With a creak, the door opened, only to find a young girl coming out. Cui Hu was surprised. The girl's clothes were very pale, but there was an elegant and refined look in her eyes. He explained his purpose again, and the girl stared at him brightly, thinking that the newcomer was harmless, and politely led him to sit down in the thatched cottage and go to the kitchen to prepare tea. Cui Hu looked around and saw that the indoor windows were clean and spotless. There is a row of bookshelves against the wall. The bookshelf is full of poems, pens and inkstones are listed on the table, and a couplet is hung in the middle of the wall. The couplet reads: "How many catkins turn over the snow, and countless peach blossoms soak in the clouds." The sentence is elegant and interesting, which is definitely different from the style of ordinary rural farmers. On the desk by the window, there is a poem with wet ink, which reads "Yongmei" five-character quatrains:

Plain, bright, Leng Xue, fragrant, Ren Xiaofeng;

Poor muddy like me, scattered in this mountain.