People born during the Qingming Festival have high natural talent, strong comprehension ability, are quite intelligent, multi-talented, and tend to be melancholic and calm in personality. Their physical condition is slightly weak, but they have a strong sixth sense and enjoy studying mysterious cultures.
Moreover, children born before the Qingming Festival, as this period belongs to the second half of the second month of the lunar calendar, inherit the energy of wood, are drawn to the east, and most of them have active thinking, strong ambition, are good at imagining, and are sincere. Their life luck fluctuates greatly, but with their efforts, they can achieve success. They are good at investing and managing finances, and have relatively good wealth.
People born on April 5th, the Qingming Festival, are hard in destiny
Being "hard" in destiny refers to having a strong birth chart that is not afraid of conflicts or damage. However, not everyone born on the Qingming Festival is "hard"; it depends on analyzing their specific birth chart for an objective assessment.
It is said that people born on the Qingming Festival are prone to weakness in Qi, cold stomachs, and cold hands and feet. At the same time, people born on the Qingming Festival with a strong birth chart also have unique personality traits. They have a high ability to understand skills, some performance talents, a more depressive nature, weaker physical condition, but a stronger sixth sense.
【Extension: What is the Qingming Festival?】
The Qingming Festival, also known as the Tomb-Sweeping Day, Xingqing Festival, March Festival, and Ancestral Worship Festival, falls between the end of spring and the beginning of spring. Originating from the early human ancestors' beliefs and the spring sacrifice customs, it is the grandest ancestral worship festival in the Chinese nation. The Qingming Festival combines both natural and cultural connotations; it is not only a natural solar term but also a traditional festival. The two main customs of the Qingming Festival are tomb sweeping and ancestor worship, as well as visiting the countryside for recreation. These traditional customs have been passed down since ancient times and continue to this day.
The Qingming Festival is a significant spring festival for ancestral worship. Tomb sweeping and ancestor worship, which express remembrance of ancestors, are traditional customs of the Chinese nation. Not only do they help promote filial piety and family memories, but they also enhance the cohesion and identity of family members and the nation. The Qingming Festival integrates natural solar terms and human customs, embodying the unity of heaven, earth, and humanity. It fully reflects the Chinese ancestors' pursuit of harmony among "heaven, earth, and humanity," emphasizing the idea of following the natural laws and adapting to the seasons.
