What is the moon column through the heart?

The wearing of the moon column is a symbol in ancient folk beliefs, which means that the moon column is "penetrated" or "destroyed" at a certain moment (in most cases, it refers to a certain day in the lunar calendar), which means that this period is relatively unlucky and represents grief, misfortune and bad luck. It is said that this concept originated from the ancient divination culture in China, and the exact origin time has been difficult to verify. According to legend, in the year of disaster, the number of bad stars is the largest, so in order to avoid misfortune, people regard the days of wearing pillars in recent years as unlucky days.

Wearing the moon column will have a certain impact on people's emotions and psychology, which will easily bring negative emotions such as depression and depression, and at the same time limit people's actions, so be careful in doing things. However, this belief has also had a certain impact on the arrangement of some festivals and activities, such as the Spring Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival. Many people try to avoid making important decisions and activities on the day when the moon column is worn, and arrange it on other days.

In modern society, many people no longer believe in wearing the moon column, but in some special occasions, such as marriage, buying a house, opening a business and other important things, they will still pay attention to the choice of this time and make decisions and actions at the right time. In addition, the belief in wearing the moon column has gradually become a part of cultural symbols and festival inheritance. For example, in the Lantern Festival on the 15th day of the lunar calendar, many places will symbolize the wearing of the moon column by destroying the shape of the moon.