What should I do if I throw garbage on the fifth day of the Chinese New Year and throw other people

Breaking the fifth day of the first month, the folk habit is called "breaking the five", which is an important festival after the Spring Festival. Legend has it that Mrs. Jiang named his wife as the poor god, and made her "see the broken return", people in order to avoid the poor god, so this day is called "broken five".

In the Linqing area of northwest Shandong, on the day of the Mid-Autumn Festival, every family cuts a big and round moon and sticks it on the window, and there are legendary Chang'e or pomegranates, lotus flowers, peonies, butterflies and so on in the full moon. According to local customs, this full moon must be torn on the same day to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck. This custom also comes from the story of Mrs. Jiang who named his wife a poor god and made her "return when she sees it".

There is also a slightly different legend that when people invited the gods in the Chinese New Year's Eve, they forgot the dirty god, Jiang Taigong's wife. So she couldn't get angry, so she asked Maitreya Buddha to make trouble. Maitreya Buddha smiled all over his face, but he didn't answer.

This dirty spirit was so angry that he beat his chest and stomped his feet, and his seven orifices smoked. Seeing that things were about to get bigger, Maitreya Buddha said, "That's it!

Today is the fifth day of the Lunar New Year, let people put a few more cannons for you, make dumplings once, and break the cost once! This is the origin of "Breaking Five".

Don't make a sound! Your family is going to make money this year.