“二月二剃龙头,一年都有精神头。”儿时农村都有这样一句俗语。正月不能剃头,因为还有“正月不剃头,剃头死舅(思旧)”的习俗,所以不管是哪家的孩子,头发就是再长也要等到二月二这一天再理,讨个“好兆头”。记得小时候,邻近村有位姓黄的剃头匠,每周只有周二和周末才来我们村。如果赶上二月二这天,一大早就会排满了人,人群络绎不绝,见面时还会互相祝福:“剃龙头呐,交好运哇!”有一次,我从早上一直排到天快黑了,剃头匠的手推子剃了一 “February two shave faucet, spirit year all year.” “There is such a saying in childhood in rural areas. The first month can not be shaved, because there is ”the first month is not shaved, shaved uncle (think old)“ custom, so no matter which child, hair is longer then wait until February 2 this day to reconsider, discuss ”good sign“. I remember when I was a kid, there was a barber in the neighboring village who had a yellow surname and came to our village on Tuesdays and weekends only once a week. If you catch up with February 2 this day, early in the morning will be filled with people, an endless stream of people, meet each other will bless each other: ”Shave faucet na, pay good luck wow!" Once, It was dark until dark, and the shaver’s hand was shaved one