What are the do's and don'ts on September 11, 2020?

What are the do's and don'ts on September 11, 2020? The ninth month of the lunar calendar is a golden season, with plump rice and red persimmons. Shuimoxiansheng.com’s 2020 ninth month of the lunar calendar special topic will take you to harvest the beauty.

What day is September 11th in the lunar calendar 2020?

September 11, 2020 (Lunar calendar)

October 27, 2020, Tuesday Scorpio (solar calendar)

Peng Zu's 100 taboos: Gui does not litigate, Mao does not dig a well. Conflict: Rabbit day clashes with Rooster (Dingyou) Today's conflicts and compatibility: 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 in the west. Constellation: Fire Tiger in the east - auspicious.

What are the do’s and don’ts on September 11th of the lunar calendar in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Accepting marriage proposal, burying, accepting son-in-law, digging wells, removing pillars, removing mourning clothes, accepting livestock, praying for blessings, breaking ground, marrying, raising beams, planting, breaking ground, repairing graves, drilling, recruiting sons-in-law, building, offering sacrifices, seeking offspring, catching, taking office, fasting and offering sacrifices, building houses

【Today's taboo】
Shipping, opening the market, opening positions, migration, securing the house, collecting wealth, separation, travel, signing contracts, moving into the house

Ten-hour system

Appeared in the Pre-Qin period. Five minutes each for day and night. According to "Book of Sui. Astronomy", the day is divided into morning, morning, noon, evening and evening; the night is divided into Jia, Yi, Bing, Ding and Wu (later it is represented by Wuge).
That is, the watch time - in ancient times, the first watch was at Xu time, the second watch was at Hai time, the third watch was at Zi time, the fourth watch was at Chou time, and the fifth watch was at Yin time. A night is divided into five watches, and time is announced by beating drums. Each watch is divided into five o'clock.
Each update is one hour, which is equivalent to two hours now, or 120 minutes, so each point in each update only takes up 24 minutes.
From this we can see that "cooking at the fourth watch and sailing at the fifth watch" is equivalent to the current "cooking from 1 to 3 in the second half of the night and sailing from 3 to 5." "Five watches and three o'clock" is equivalent to 3:00 and 72 minutes in the morning, or 4:12, and "three watches and four o'clock" is equivalent to 11:00 and 96 minutes in the evening, or 0:36.