Qingming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day, has several taboos in Chinese culture. Here are some of them translated into English:
1. **Avoid Marrying**: It's considered bad luck to get married on Qingming Day.
2. **Don't Clean**: Many people avoid cleaning the house or washing clothes on this day as it's believed to wash away the spirits of the ancestors.
3. **No Hair Cutting**: Some families might avoid haircuts to prevent the spirits from leaving the household.
4. **No Buying New Furniture**: It's believed that buying new furniture during the Qingming Festival will invite the spirits to stay in the home.
5. **No Moving House**: Moving to a new house on Qingming Day is considered inauspicious.
6. **No Eating Noodles**: In some regions, eating noodles is taboo as it symbolizes life, which is inappropriate for a day dedicated to honoring the deceased.
7. **No Cutting Trees**: It's believed that cutting trees on this day can bring bad luck.
8. **No Washing the Face**: Some believe washing the face on Qingming Day can wash away one's face or good luck.
These taboos vary by region and family, and many modern people might not strictly adhere to them.
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