What are the do's and don'ts on September 13th of the lunar calendar in 2020?

What are the do's and don'ts on September 13th of the lunar calendar in 2020? The ninth month of the lunar calendar is the ninth month of the year. It is a time of clear and cool autumn weather and blooming chrysanthemums. September is the golden month of harvest. Come to Mr. Shui Mo's website to learn more about September of the lunar calendar in 2020!

What day is September 13th in the lunar calendar 2020?

September 13, 2020 (Lunar calendar)

October 29, 2020, Thursday Scorpio (solar calendar)

Peng Zu's 100 taboos: Don't plant when the year Yi comes, don't travel far when the year Si comes. Conflict: Snake clashes with Pig on the day of Ji Hai. Today's conflicts and compatibility: Conflict with Pig, Punishment with Monkey, Harm with Tiger, Break with Monkey, Compatibility with Monkey, Three Compatibility with Rooster and Ox, Six Compatibility with Monkey. Yearly evil: East. Constellation: North Dou Mu Xie - Good luck.

What are the things to do and not to do on September 13th of the lunar calendar in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Open warehouse to seek heirs, catch fish, receive wealth, marry, attend funerals, take office, open market, bury, fish, offer sacrifices, receive marriage proposals, migrate, make contracts, seek wealth, travel

【Today's taboo】
Seeking medical treatment, raising the beam, fasting and offering sacrifices, acupuncture, breaking ground, releasing water, sailing, setting up beds, repairing, felling trees, raising livestock, lifting and praying for blessings

What does Nacai mean in the lunar calendar?

Nacai: an ancient marriage custom of the Han nationality. Popular in many parts of the country. The first of the “Six Rites”. When a man wants to marry a woman, his family will send a matchmaker to the woman's family to propose marriage and give gifts to propose marriage.
After getting the acceptance, the matchmaker will be asked to formally present the "selection gift" to the girl's family. After the initial discussion, if the woman is interested, the man will send a matchmaker to formally propose to the woman's family and bring certain gifts, hence the name. The only gift used in the ancient marriage ceremony was geese. Nacai is the beginning of the entire marriage process. The Nacai ceremony in later generations basically followed the Zhou system, but there were separate regulations for gifts.
After "Nacai" comes "Wenming", which means the matchmaker asks the woman's name, age and "horoscope".