15 is good for a male junior high school student and a female junior high school student, not fifteen.

15, a boy and a girl in junior high school, is it good? When chatting with friends, he asked a proverb, which felt familiar. This proverb is called "the queen of the first day, the official of the fifteenth day". In fact, this proverb is often mentioned in rural areas, but it has rarely been mentioned in recent years. This proverb is hard to understand at first glance, but it is actually related to what the people say. But is this statement defined as a proverb, or?

First, what is the significance?

"The first empress, ten facial features" has two meanings here. One is to point out that the girl born on the first day of junior high school has a very rich life, and even ordinary people can enter the palace to support the emperor. The so-called queen is an old saying, referring to the queen, concubine and other women of the emperor.

The other layer is the "official of the fifteenth lunar month", which points out that boys born on the fifteenth lunar month may want to be proud of their ancestors when they grow up. This proverb is the ancient people's good hope for the next generation.

But if we look at this proverb now, there is a sentence in it. Not all the girls born in the first grade have a good life, and not all the girls born in the first grade have a bad life Of course, men are not always 15 birthdays.

In the tradition of our country, "the first day" means that one day of each month is called the first day, which is the beginning of a year and January, and it is regarded as an auspicious day. And the "fifteenth" is also the fifteenth day of the lunar calendar, when the moon is full. It's also a date For example, the fifteenth day of the first month is the Lantern Festival, and the fifteenth day of July is called the Festival. But as for why people born at the age of fifteen can look up a lot of information, there is no saying. This may also be a statement, or a statement.

It is not accurate to say that all officials have been denied. Maybe this proverb really came true somewhere in ancient times. Many people are officials of the imperial court. They were indeed born at the age of fifteen, so the people will believe it and spread it.

Second, where did it come from?

Just now, we briefly said the meaning of "the first day empress, fifteen officials", but where did this proverb come from? I looked up a lot of information, but there was no clear source. However, there are three ways to understand the origin of this proverb.

The first is the emergence of literary works. In A Dream of Red Mansions, there is a Yuan Chun. According to legend, she was born on the first day of the first month and later entered the palace as a queen, so Jia's official career was successful. As can be seen from the expression of A Dream of Red Mansions, Cao Xueqin lived in the Qing Dynasty at that time, and the saying of "the first queen" was already popular.

The second is the factor. In addition, there are many sayings about "Grade One" and "Tenth Five-Year Plan". They think that the first day is the day when the stars fall to the earth, and people think that the stars bring good luck to people. Therefore, the common people think that the stars represent "auspiciousness", and the girl born on this day is blessed.

The fifteenth is the day when the so-called "Wenquxing" came down to earth. Many people know Wenquxing, and now some students will go to worship Wenquxing after the exam. In ancient times, being the number one scholar was also considered as a satellite that came to the world. Therefore, people will pin their hopes on the children born on 15. Zhuge Liang, Bao Zheng and other ancient people are said to have been born on 15.

Sanyang said. For "a queen with one grade and an official with fifteen grades", it is also related to the old saying in China. The ancients thought that the first day was the heaviest day in a month, but it was actually the time when the moon was in short supply. The sun is the heaviest and full moon on the 15th.

Men belong to yang and women belong to yin, so the boy born at the age of fifteen has a strong yang, while the girl in her first life is heavy, but she has a noble life. This proverb has something to do with "Men are afraid of the first grade and women are afraid of the fifteenth".

Judging from the above three statements, "the queen of the first day, the official of the fifteenth day" has no specific origin and age, and it has been circulated among the people for thousands of years. Some people think so, but when ancient science and technology were underdeveloped, ordinary people could only determine something by this handed down thing.

Third, is it credible?

In rural areas, there is a saying that "the first empress has ten facial features". Very old people know this proverb, but young people seldom believe it. It is not because this proverb has anything that it is completely denied. In fact, in ancient times, ordinary people had no hope, and children were their lifelong hope. As for what basis and scientific truth we are looking for, all proverbs can't be scientific.

There are many introductions about the origin and meaning of this statement, all of which have some truth. Some proverbs do have meaning. However, it is a bit arbitrary to classify them all. After all, this is what our ancestors said thousands of years later.

The belief or unbelief of proverbs is not a matter of science, but a matter of manners and customs. And some proverbs may have been used by ancestors, or they counted the relevant people, but most of them are beautiful proverbs.

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The above is related to whether 15 is good or not, and to the sharing of stars. I read the saying that men are not in the first grade and women are not in the fifteenth grade. I hope this will help everyone!