What date is the ninth day of the tenth lunar month in 2020 in the Gregorian calendar?

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What day is the ninth day of the tenth month in the lunar calendar in 2020?

The ninth day of the tenth month of the year 2020 (Lunar calendar)

November 23, 2020, Monday, Sagittarius (solar calendar)

[The Gengzi year is the Rat, the Bishangtu, the Dinghai month is the Pig, the Houseshangtu, the Gengwu day is the Roadsidetu]

Peng Zu's 100 taboos: Geng is not allowed to be on the meridians, and noon is not allowed to cover the roof. Conflict: Horse clashes with rat on the day of Jiazi. Today's conflicts and combinations: Conflict with rat, self-punishment with horse, harm with ox, destruction with rabbit, combination with sheep, three-combination with tiger and dog, six-combination with sheep. Yearly evil: North. Constellation: Heart Moon Fox in the East - bad luck.

Year of Void: Chensi Month: Wuwei Day: Xuhai

What are the taboos on the ninth day of the tenth month of the lunar calendar in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
[Do not use it for important events on this day] Catch, sacrifice, build, break ground, travel, repair graves, break ground, set up contracts, open the market, lift drilling, fast and offer sacrifices, plant, accept betrothal gifts, erect pillars, accept money, accept a son-in-law, marry, seek an heir, fish, recruit a son-in-law, pray for blessings

【Today's taboo】
[Do not use this day for major events] Taking up a post, building a stove, moving, burying, setting up a bed, separating, cutting wood, raising livestock, sailing, opening a warehouse, raising beams, entering a house, and making a bed

The ninth day of the tenth month of the lunar calendar in 2020 comes from the old imperial calendar today's hexagram

Thunder and Wind Heng (Heng hexagram) is a middle to upper hexagram that represents perseverance and success. [Xiang says]: The fisherman has good luck in finding fish, as the fish can hit the net and cannot escape, others cannot earn the money by investing, but whoever wants to can join in. This hexagram is composed of two different hexagrams (Xun on the lower side and Zhen on the upper side) stacked on top of each other. Zhen represents male and thunder; Xun represents female and wind. Zhen is hard and on top, Xun is soft and on the bottom. Hardness is above and softness is below; nature has its regularity and they help each other. The correspondence between Yin and Yang is a common phenomenon, so it is called constant.
[Doing business]: Act boldly, and you will benefit from it. Pay attention to market conditions and surrounding situations. You can change your business strategy at any time, but you must not change common sense. Stick to the direction you have carefully chosen and don't follow the trend. Be careful not to take risks without knowing your own limitations.
[Career]: All things are accomplished through persistence. If you persist, you will achieve results. Perseverance is the key to success. To this end, one must have pure motives, remain calm and not be agitated, not be impatient for success, and not stick to a dead end, but proceed from personal reality. The worst thing to do is to follow the crowd, and the best thing to do is to be able to adapt to circumstances. In this way, everything will go smoothly.
[Going out]: Act boldly and it will be beneficial.
[Love and Marriage]: Good things are hard to come by and there are twists and turns, but don't be fickle-minded, live in harmony, and don't be stubborn.
[Seeking fame]: Be consistent in your beginning and end, be good at the beginning and the end, be on the right path, be persistent, and especially improve your self-cultivation in learning, and you will surely succeed.
[Decision-making]: proceed step by step. Do not have too high expectations at the beginning, but do not give up on your pursuit because of this. You should be down-to-earth, start from reality, do not aim too high, and do not overestimate your own abilities. Do not take risks or be radical, and do not be capricious. Believe firmly that the universe is always new, constantly revise your own views and add new content.

The 72 solar terms of the lunar calendar:

There is a five-day period in one solar term, and 365 days in a normal year (common year) make up 73 solar terms. To correspond to the 24 solar terms, it is stipulated that three solar terms make up one solar term (qi), and a year makes up 72 solar terms. Each phenological period corresponds to a phenological phenomenon, which is called "phenological response". The "Hou" in 72 Hou should include two major categories: non-living things and living things. The former include "water begins to dry up", "east wind thaws the ice", "rainbows begin to appear", "the ground begins to freeze", etc.; the latter include animals and plants, such as "wild geese come", "tigers begin to mate", "duckweed begins to grow", "bitter herbs bloom", "peaches begin to bloom", etc.