中华万年历

彭祖百忌是一套源自传说人物彭祖的每日禁忌。传说彭祖活了八百岁。每天有两条禁忌——一条与天干相关，一条与地支相关——以诗意押韵的四字格言警示应当避免的活动。

在中华文明的朦胧黎明，夏商交替之际，有一位名叫彭祖的人，其寿命跨越了几乎难以想象的八百年。他是如何达到如此惊人的长寿的？相传，他发现了每天隐藏的危机——在错误的日子进行的特定活动会招致灾祸、疾病或损失。

他将这些求生智慧编成一套押韵的四字诀——每个天干一条，每个地支一条。这二十二条韵诀每日两两组合，便成了"彭祖百忌"——一部传唱了两千多年的诗体生存指南。

Peng Zu's Taboos is a set of daily warnings attributed to Peng Zu, a legendary figure said to have lived 800 years. Each day carries two taboos — one linked to the Heavenly Stem and one to the Earthly Branch — creating poetic, rhyming warnings about activities to avoid.

In the misty dawn of Chinese civilization, when the Xia Dynasty gave way to the Shang, there lived a man named Peng Zu whose life stretched across an almost incomprehensible span of eight hundred years. How did he achieve this extraordinary longevity? According to legend, he discovered that each day carries hidden dangers — specific activities that, if performed on the wrong day, invite misfortune, illness, or loss.

He encoded this survival wisdom into a set of rhythmic, four-character warnings — one for each Heavenly Stem and one for each Earthly Branch. These twenty-two rhyming couplets, combined daily into pairs, became the Pengzu Baiji — "Peng Zu's Hundred Taboos" — a poetic survival guide that has echoed through Chinese culture for over two thousand years.