What should we do and avoid on the 23rd day of the seventh lunar month (9.7) in 2020?

What should we do and avoid on the 23rd day of the seventh lunar month (9.7) in 2020? July is named the Melon Month because fruits and melons are fragrant. What are the good days in July of the lunar calendar in 2020? Let’s take a look at the special topic of July 2020 on Shuimoxiansheng.com.

What day is July 23rd in the lunar calendar 2020?

July 23, 2020 (Lunar calendar)

September 10, 2020, Thursday, Virgo (solar calendar)

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What are the things to do and not to do on July 23rd of the lunar calendar in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Erecting pillars, holding funerals, accepting a son-in-law, fishing, building houses, recruiting sons-in-law, marrying, accepting wealth, offering sacrifices, raising beams, entering houses, breaking ground, catching, seeking offspring, setting up beds, moving, accepting betrothal gifts, opening markets, setting up vouchers, burials

【Today's taboo】
Boating, fasting, praying, logging, property purchase, acupuncture, planting

What does Shaxi mean in the old almanac?

Shaxi: A term used in the traditional Chinese calendar (the Yellow Calendar). West means direction. Sha Xi: It means not walking or doing things towards the west, and avoiding going in that direction.
What are the "ecliptic days" and "black days" in the old almanac? In the twelfth month of the year, Jian, Man, Ping, Po, Shou and Bi are black days, while Chu, Ding, Zhi, Wei, Cheng and Kai are ecliptic days. That is, auspicious days are yellow days, and inauspicious days are black days.
The Yellow Calendar, also known as the Imperial Calendar, is a book of behavioral norms followed by ancient emperors. It not only includes astronomy, meteorology, and seasons, but also contains some taboos that people should observe in their daily lives. Since only the emperor's family could use it when it was first created, it was called the "Imperial Calendar". After the Xinhai Revolution, the monarchy was overthrown and the "Imperial Calendar" was changed to the "Yellow Calendar".
There are two main methods of calculating the ecliptic and the underworld. One is to use the twelve Earthly Branches and twelve Heavenly Gods, and the other is the twelve Values.
The twelve earthly branches control the twelve celestial gods as follows:
The day of Zi is Qinglong, the day of Chou is Mingtang, the day of Yin is Tianxing, the day of Mao is Zhuque, the day of Chen is Jingui, the day of Si is Tiande, the day of Wu is Baihu, the day of Wei is Yutang, the day of Shen is Tianlao, the day of You is Xuanwu, the day of Xu is Siming, and the day of Hai is Gou Chen.
Any day that encounters the six gods Qinglong, Mingtang, Jingui, Tiande, Yutang and Siming is a zodiac day.
People often talk about auspicious days. On an auspicious day, they can start construction, get married, open a business, and other activities. On the contrary, the Black Day is an unlucky day and it is not suitable to hold major events.