
It is a custom in a Chinese household to thoroughly clean their home before the Chinese New Year’s Eve to get rid of the bad luck of the previous year. It’s similar to the “out with the old, in with the new”. In ancient China this is usually done on the 28th day of the 12 lunar month. However, this day might not be auspicious. Therefore other auspicious day is selected.
In Chinese, Chinese New Year Eve is called Chu-Xi or Guo-Nian . Chu means removal. Xi means night. Guo means passing. Nian means year.
Original meaning of Nian is related to farmer's harvest. Chinese Farmers celebrated their achievement for the past year, appreciated the gracious reward given from the god, and prayed for the same luck for the coming year.
House cleaning should be ready on or before the day Chinese New Year eve.
How to carry out your house cleaning 大扫除
If 2011 has been a very lucky year for you, then start cleaning from the main door towards the end of the house. This will make sure all the auspicious luck remain in the house and continue to prosperous in the year 2012.If you feel that your luck is not very ideal then you must start cleaning from the end of the house for example your back door or kitchen and working towards the front door. This will make sure all the un-auspicious luck being swept out from the house.
If you feel that your luck is very bad and cannot be any more worse with all your efforts ends with failures then select a “Remove day 除日” to perform the cleaning. This is to make sure that “remove the old and establish the new 除旧立新” which will bring fresh luck and start all over again.Cleaning must start from the end of the house towards the main door.
Select an auspicious day for your cleaning. Please refer to chart. The following is the dates that you can use to clean your house.
Auspicous day |
Chinese Calendar |
12 officers |
Zodiac to avoid |
28-12-2011 Wednesday |
十二月初四 |
执丁巳日 Initiate day |
Pig |
31-12-2011 Saturday |
十二月初七 |
成庚申日 Success day |
Tiger |
06-01-2012 Friday |
十二月 十三 |
除丙寅日 Remove day |
Monkey |
10-01-2012 Tuesday |
十二月 十七 |
执庚午日 Initiate day |
Rat |
14-01-2012 Saturday |
十二月 廿一 |
收甲戌日 Receive day |
Dragon |
18-01-2012 Wednesday |
十二月 廿五 |
除戊寅日 Remove day |
Monkey |
22-01-2012 Sunday |
十二月 廿九 |
执壬午日 Initiate day |
Rat |