The fact that you don't shave your head in the first month has to start from the Qing Dynasty. At that time, the Qing army entered the customs, and in order to make most of the Han people at that time submit to the imperial power they established, they forced a haircut order, and not only that, but also slogans? Leave your hair, leave your hair, leave your hair! ? Such behavior undoubtedly angered the Han people and naturally triggered a series of anti-Qing measures. When the ruler at that time saw this situation, he was unhappy and used tougher measures to implement the haircut order. Even began to use the method of slaughter to face people refusing to shave their heads. Although the Han people were really dissatisfied with the practices of the Qing government at that time, they were helpless. They had to give in for their lives, but at the same time, such resistance did not end. They checked? No shaving for the first month? Behavior to express their resistance, and the managers at that time realized that they had such resistance, and the Han people were forced to change their names. Nostalgia? Just don't shave? Dead uncle? So don't shave your head. Although there is no such saying now, many elders are still very taboo about this kind of thing. So if there are no special circumstances, the younger generation at home should respect this. Superstition? Well, there is no harm in not having a haircut for a month, and it is precisely because of this widely circulated saying that barbershops all over the country happen to coincide, and the twelfth lunar month is full of people. In ancient China, there was more than one superstition about hair. A long time ago, people generally thought that their bodies were influenced by their parents, so they had their hair cut. In ancient times, it was disrespectful and unfilial to parents.