不要忘记大年初六应送穷（Dont forget the sixth day of the lunar new year should get rid of poverty）.doc

不要忘记大年初六应送穷（Dont forget the sixth day of the lunar new year should get rid of poverty） Dont forget the sixth day of the lunar new year should get rid of poverty Professor Pan said that Feng Shui was published on 2010, 02, 01:11 reading (809) review (4) 19 Categories: Feng Shui Knowledge Report Professor Pan Changjun / Wen Today is 2010 the year of the tiger in February 19th, is the sixth day of the lunar new year, folk customs in this genius really began to enter the working state or operating businesses began to do business, also said the old farmer in the field that day, ready to spring. Is the beginning of the six month send and poor, this is the ancient folk China distinctive customs January, today Professor Pan on finishing about sixth send money knowledge, for your reference. It is offering to send to the poor beast (poor God). The beast, also known as the poor child. According to Chen Yuan Liang song at the age of lead by Hiroki Zongyao asked records: high Xinshi Zhuanxu palace, gave birth to a son, not finished clothes, known as the son of the palace. Then the death of Miyanaka No, Yue Hui, send a poor child today. What is the son of Zhuanxu legend. He was a little weak, like wearing rags, drink Rice porridge. Even if the new clothes for him, he is torn or burned out of the hole after wear, therefore, palace for the poor child. Send poor is a folk custom, on the send poor date, there are different views, this may be due to regional and other reasons, the following Professor Pan to give you a specific introduction. In the dark day to send a poor day. Don Han Yu Wen Alice Lee sent poor note: to try to see the cloud: Zongyao beiwen Zhuanxu high Xinshi palace, born a son, not finished clothes, the palace for poor children. Then the dark death, Miyanaka No, Wei said: today it was sent by the son. We will deliver it to you. One of Tang Yaohes dark day every year to send a poor poem: today, thanks to strain wine in the street. Thousands of homes, no one not poor. T