The eighth day of the Lunar New Year, don’t mess around!

The eight major taboos that 90% of people don’t know!
The eighth day of the Lunar New Year, also called “Eight Immortals Festival,” is the first truly “lucky day” after the Spring Festival.
How you spend this day can influence your entire year, according to many elders.
🌟【Four Must-Do Things on the Eighth Day】
1️⃣ Pray for blessings
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The eighth day is a “Gathering Qi Day,” ideal for making wishes and setting goals.
2️⃣ Release animals
Release fish and birds, symbolizing kindness and virtue.
The principle is “Plant good causes, reap good results.”
3️⃣ Open for business
Many merchants choose to open on the eighth day, firing “door-opening cannons.”
The goal is four words: Wealth flows in continuously.
4️⃣ Worship the Eight Immortals
Known as “Eight Immortals Festival” among folk, people worship the Eight Immortals:
Iron Crutch Li, Han Zhongli, Zhang Guolao, Lü Dongbin, He Xiangu, Lan Caihe, Han Xiangzi, Cao Guojiu.
Symbolizing help from noble people and smooth affairs.
⚠️【Four Major Taboos on the Eighth Day】
❌ Don’t break things
Symbolizes financial loss and bad luck.
❌ Don’t sew or mend
Old saying: this day is “Silkworm Year,” moving needles and threads affects the harvest for the year.
❌ The rice jar must not be empty
Follow the principle of “Full granary, full water jar,” symbolizing worry-free food and clothing.
❌ Attend fewer joyful events
Folk saying to avoid “冲喜” (superstitious celebration that might bring bad luck).
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Summary:
The eighth day is not an ordinary day; it’s a “turning point for good luck” in the new year.
Do what you should, avoid what you shouldn’t, and the new year will go smoothly.