What day is the first day of the fifth lunar month in the Year of the Rat 2020? Is it an auspicious day?

What day is the first day of the fifth lunar month in the Year of the Rat 2020? Is it an auspicious day? Summer cicadas chirp in the fifth month of the lunar calendar, so the fifth month of the lunar calendar is also called "wu cicada". Come to the 2020 lunar fifth month special topic on Shuimoxiansheng.com to see the auspicious and inauspicious days in May 2020.

What is the first day of May in the lunar calendar 2020?

Lunar calendar year 2020, May 1st (lunar calendar)

Cancer (Sunday, June 21, 2020)

[Gengzi year is rat, Bi Shang Tu, Renwu month is horse, Yangliu wood, Yiwei day is sheep, sand, stone, gold]

Peng Zu's 100 taboos: Don't plant when you are young, and don't take medicine when you are young. Conflict: Sheep day clashes with Ox (Jichou) Today's conflicts and combinations: Clash with Ox, Punishment with Ox, Harm with Rat, Break with Dog, Compatible with Horse, Triple Combination with Rabbit and Pig, Six Combinations with Horse. Yearly evil: Yearly evil in the west. Constellation: Pleiades in the west, Rooster day - bad luck

Year of Void: Chensi Month: Shenyou Day: Chensi

What are the auspicious and inauspicious things to do on the first day of May in the lunar calendar in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Remove the construction, pray for blessings, travel, marry, take up a son-in-law, seek wealth, offer sacrifices, raise livestock, seek medical treatment, plant, start drilling, consecrate, break ground, repair graves, recruit sons-in-law, open the market

【Today's taboo】
Entering the house, breaking the ground, accepting the betrothal gift, moving, setting up the bed, performing the funeral, burying, and raising the beam

What is an auspicious day?

An auspicious day is a unique term in the traditional Chinese calendar "Huangli" (perpetual calendar), which refers to a day when everything is auspicious. In the lunar calendar, the "Qinglong, Tiande, Yutang, Siming, Mingtang and Jinkui" among the "Twelve Evil Gods" are called the Six Zodiac Days, and the "Chu, Wei, Ding, Zhi, Cheng and Kai" among the "Twelve Duty Days" are called the Minor Zodiac Days. When the six zodiac gods are on duty, everything goes well and there is no need to avoid evil or taboos. This is called an "auspicious day".
The ancients established the yellow and black days based on the laws of the impact of the movement of celestial bodies and stars on humans, thus providing a certain reference and choice for the Chinese people to choose auspicious days and avoid misfortune. This culture of choosing auspicious days has been deeply rooted in the Chinese people's thoughts since ancient times, affecting the lives of the Chinese people all the time, and has become a custom.