June 28, 2020 is the eighth day of the fifth lunar month in the lunar calendar. Is it a good day?

June 28, 2020 is the eighth day of the fifth lunar month in the lunar calendar. Is it a good day? The "Book of Songs" records that "cicadas sing in May". Cicadas are the chirping summer cicadas in the fifth month of the lunar calendar, so it is called singing cicadas. Shuimoxiansheng.com has compiled some articles related to the fifth month of the lunar calendar in 2020. Let’s take a look.

1. What day is the eighth day of the fifth lunar month in 2020?

The eighth day of the fifth month of the lunar year 2020 (lunar calendar)

Cancer (Sunday, June 28, 2020)

[Gengzi year is rat, Bishangtu, Renwu month is horse, Yangliu wood, Renyin day is tiger, gold, Book gold]

Peng Zu's 100 taboos: Don't worship the water in the year of Ren and don't offer sacrifices in the year of Yin. Conflict: Tiger day clashes with (bingshen) monkey. Today's conflicts and combinations: Conflict with the monkey, Punishment with the snake, Harm with the snake, Break with the pig, Compatibility with the pig, Three combinations with the horse and dog, Six combinations with the pig. Yearly evil: Yearly evil north. Constellation: Southern star day horse - bad luck.

Year of Void: Chensi Month: Shenyou Day: Chensi Today's Yin and Yang Noble Gods are in the Yang Noble God: Due East Yin Noble God: Southeast

God of Wealth: Due South God of Fortune: Northwest God of Wealth: Due South

This month's fetal god: Occupy the bed Today's fetal god: Warehouse Lu Room South

2. What are the do’s and don’ts on the eighth day of the fifth lunar month in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Tailoring, opening business, erecting pillars, funerals, property purchase, betrothal gifts, breaking ground, building stoves, drilling, building houses, signing contracts, collecting money, enrolling in school, taking up positions, breaking ground, repairing graves, planting, getting married, burying, seeking offspring, building, removing mourning clothes, seeking medical treatment, seeking money, offering sacrifices

【Today's taboo】
Fasting and offering sacrifices, praying for blessings, setting incense, returning home, moving, traveling, raising the beam, separation, litigation, moving into a new house, taking in livestock, felling trees, and setting up beds

3. The hexagram of today on the eighth day of the fifth lunar month in 2020 comes from the old imperial calendar

Heaven Fire Tong Ren (Tong Ren hexagram) is the middle and upper hexagram of harmony between the upper and lower parts. [Xiang says]: There is something in your heart that makes you suspicious, and your plans in the past have not been realistic. Fortunately, you meet a wise person to guide you, and all your worries will disappear. This hexagram is composed of two different hexagrams (Li on the lower side and Qian on the upper side). Qian represents heaven and the ruler; Li represents fire and the subjects and common people. There is fire in the sky, and the nature of fire rises to be the same as heaven. The upper and lower parts are in harmony, and people are in the same boat. Interpersonal relationships are harmonious and the world is united.
[Doing Business]: Working together with peers in a sincere and united manner and competing fairly will surely earn you the benefits you deserve.
[Marriage and Love]: You are passionate and sociable, and have many friends of the opposite sex, so you need to make careful choices and pay attention to maintaining the relationship between both parties and family harmony.
【Going Out】: It will be safe and smooth, and you can make new friends and get help.
[Seeking fame]: You must work hard, and especially seek guidance and help from teachers and like-minded friends. If you are humble and enterprising, you will be able to achieve your goal.
Career: Smooth and safe, especially in cooperation with others, you will be very successful. You should engage in extensive interpersonal activities, establish broad connections, overcome narrow partisanship, take care of the interests of all parties, seek common ground while reserving differences, adhere to correct principles, and you will achieve great success.
[Decision-making]: Cheerful and optimistic, enthusiastic, good interpersonal relationships, strong social skills, good at cooperating with others, especially coordinating various relationships, principled, fighting against bad practices, courageous, daring, self-sacrificing, and capable of leadership, suitable for taking on certain responsibilities.

4. Good and bad things on the eighth day of the fifth lunar month in 2020

Today's good and bad luck are determined by the 12 gods in the old almanac: everything will go smoothly during the day, and the construction and burial will be clear in anticipation of your noble arrival. If you marry a wife, you will definitely have a noble son, and it will be a pleasure to seek fame and fortune. If new and old things happen in the same year, there is no need to settle the grudges and hatreds.

5. Almanac - Ganzhi calendar

The Ganzhi calendar, also known as the solar term calendar or the Jiazi calendar, is a calendar that uses 60 different sets of heavenly stems and earthly branches to mark the year, month, day, and time.
The ten heavenly stems are: Yanfeng, Zhanmeng, Rouzhao, Qiangyu, Zhuoyong, Tuwei, Shangzhang, Chongguang, Xuanxuan, Zhaoyang.
The twelve Earthly Branches are: Sheti Ge, Shanyan, Zhixu, Dahuangluo, Dunzhang, Xieqia, Qingtan, Zuo'e, Yanmao, Dayuanxian, Kundun and Chifenruo.
The simplified Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches are: Jia, Yi, Bing, Ding, Wu, Ji, Geng, Xin, Ren, and Gui.
The twelve Earthly Branches are: Yin, Mao, Chen, Si, Wu, Wei, Shen, You, Xu, Hai, Zi, and Chou. The twelve months and the twenty-four solar terms are the basic contents of the Ganzhi calendar. The Ganzhi era begins with the month of "Jian Yin" when the handle of the Big Dipper points to the northeast, and then rotates clockwise to start the one-year process. The Yin position is the Gen position in the Post-natal Bagua. It is the direction where the end of the year and the beginning of the new year meet, representing the end and the beginning. As stated in the Book of Changes: Shuo Gua Zhuan: "Gen is the hexagram of the northeast, where all things end and begin." It uses the 24 solar terms to divide the twelve months. Each month contains two solar terms, there is no leap month, and the longest year is the tropical year. It is a solar calendar. The Ganzhi calendar begins with the beginning of spring.
Example: Year of Renchen, month of Renzi, day of Gengwu. (Some calendars do not have the sexagenary cycle for months or times, so use the Five Tigers' Escape Year to calculate the months and the Five Rats' Escape Day to calculate the times.)