What date is the fourth day of the seventh lunar month in 2020?

What date is the fourth day of the seventh lunar month in 2020? Legend has it that every seventh month of the lunar calendar, the gates of the underworld open and hundreds of ghosts roam at night, so the entire seventh month is called the Ghost Month. So are all the days in the seventh lunar month of 2020 bad? Let’s go to Mr. Shui Mo’s website and find out.

What day is the fourth day of the seventh lunar month in 2020?

The fourth day of the seventh month of the lunar year 2020 (Lunar calendar)

August 22, 2020, Saturday, Leo (Gregorian calendar)

[The Gengzi year is the Rat, the Bi is the Earth, the Jiashen month is the Monkey, the Jing is the Spring, and the Dingyou day is the Chicken, the Mountain is the Fire]

Peng Zu's 100 taboos: Ding does not shave his head, You does not receive guests. Conflict: Rooster clashes with Rabbit on the day (Xin Mao). Today's conflicts and combinations: Conflict with Rabbit, self-punishment with Rooster, harm with Dog, broken with Rat, compatible with Dragon, three-complement with Snake and Ox, six-complement with Dragon. Yearly evil: East. Constellation: Willow, Earth, Deer in the South - bad luck.

Year of Void: Chensi Month: Wuwei Day: Chensi

What are the things to do and not to do on the fourth day of the seventh lunar month in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Shepherding, repairing graves, traveling, building stoves, planting, building, offering sacrifices, migrating, getting married, seeking wealth, and consecrating.

【Today's taboo】
Buying property, opening the market, opening the pond, fasting and offering sacrifices, moving the coffin, starting drilling, setting up the bed, accepting marriage proposals, praying for separation, releasing water, breaking ground, taking up a post, burying the dead, moving into a house, accepting money, burying, signing a contract, accepting livestock, seeking medical treatment

Twelve Duty Days

The Twelve Days on Duty is a method of numerology in ancient Yin-Yang and Five Elements that uses twelve prescribed characters such as "Jian" and "Chu" in combination with the twelve Earthly Branches to determine the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of a day.
——"Huainanzi" said: If the first month starts with Yin, then Yin is Jian, Mao is Chu, Chen is Man, Si is Ping, which represents birth; Wu is Ding, Wei is Zhi, which represents trap; Shen is Po, which represents Balance; You is Wei, which represents Dipper; Shu is Cheng, which represents minor virtue; Hai is Shou, which represents major preparation; Zi is Kai, which represents the Sun; Chou is Bi, which represents the Moon.