One of the twenty-four solar terms, [Jingzhe] (Awakening of Insects), is also known in folk tradition as the "White Tiger Opens Its Mouth" day. In traditional Chinese astrology and folk beliefs, being afflicted by the White Tiger in a given year is considered an inauspicious sign, symbolizing vulnerability to malicious people spreading rumors, misunderstandings, increased gossip and disputes, work obstacles, and even accidental injuries. Extra caution and discretion are advised in actions and speech. Those born under the zodiac signs of Tiger, Monkey, Horse, and Rat should pay particular attention to the influence of the White Tiger in the Year of the Horse (2026). Folk customs include worshipping or offering sacrifices to the White Tiger to resolve gossip, ward off malicious people, and pray for peace and prosperity. Whether you believe it or not, the day of Jingzhe reminds us to be cautious in our words and actions, stay away from gossip, and cultivate positive energy—this is the best way to avoid misfortune and attract good fortune.