What are the do’s and don’ts on October 18th of the lunar calendar in 2020? Is the old calendar the lunar calendar?

The tenth month in the lunar calendar is named Dew Month because there is abundant dew in October, when autumn turns to winter. How many auspicious days are there this month? If you want to know more, please pay attention to the special topic of October 2020 of the lunar calendar on Shuimoxiansheng.com.

What day is October 18th in the lunar calendar 2020?

October 18, 2020 (Lunar calendar)

December 2, 2020, Wednesday, Sagittarius (solar calendar)

Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: Ji does not break the ticket, Mao does not dig the well. Conflict: Rabbit day clashes with Rooster (Guiyou) Today's conflicts and combinations: Conflict with Rooster, Punishment with Rat, Harm with Dragon, Break with Horse, Compatible with Dog, Triple Combination with Pig and Sheep, Six Combination with Dog. Yearly Evil: Yearly Evil West. Constellation: North Wall Water - Good

What are the things to do and not to do on October 18th of the lunar calendar in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Accepting marriage proposals, seeking wealth, moving to a new house, raising the beam, taking office, accepting marriage proposals, building a house, offering sacrifices, opening a market, cutting clothes, repairing graves, marrying, seeking an heir, erecting pillars, accepting livestock, planting, praying for blessings, offering sacrifices, attending school, building a stove, and recruiting a son-in-law.

【Today's taboo】
Litigation, laying the bed, breaking the ground, burial, going out for a military service, burial, breaking ground, seeking medical treatment, moving the coffin, starting drilling, traveling, building

Is the old calendar the lunar calendar?

The old calendar, which we usually call the Xia calendar, Han calendar, lunar calendar, and lunar calendar, is still an important way of recording years in people's daily lives. Because, in our traditional concepts, many people are still accustomed to our traditional calendar, which has been passed down since ancient times and is still used today. In ancient times, not only the relevant records in history books but also the memories circulated among the people were all closely related to the old calendar.
All traditional Chinese festivals are based on the lunar calendar. For example, the Spring Festival (traditional New Year) is the New Year of the lunar calendar, and there are also "New Year's Day" (the first day of the new year), "Yuan Xi" (the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month), Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, Double Ninth Festival and so on. There are poems and books to prove it, such as Wang Anshi's "New Year's Day", Xin Qiji's "Qingyu'an-Lantern Festival", Wang Wei's "Remembering My Brothers in Shandong on the Ninth Day of the Ninth Month", and so on.
It can be said that the old calendar is a history of China and it encompasses everything.