2020 Year of the Rat April 3rd day of the month, date query (month and day)

You can check the date by looking up the lunar calendar for the day: the third day of the fourth month of the leap year of the Rat in 2020 (what month and day)! Leap April does not occur every year, but under a certain method of calculating days, it came in 2020. Shuimoxiansheng.com has compiled special content about the leap April in 2020. Let’s take a look!

What day is the third day of the fourth month in the lunar calendar in 2020?

The third day of the fourth leap month of the lunar year 2020 (lunar calendar)

May 25, 2020, Monday, Gemini (solar calendar)

[Gengzi year is rat, Bi Shang Tu, Xinsi month is snake, Bai La metal, Wu Chen day is dragon, Da Lin wood]

Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: Wu will not cry if he does not receive Tian Chen. Conflict: Dragon Day Conflict (Renxu) Dog. Today's Conflicts and Compatibility: Conflict with Dog, Self-punishment with Dragon, Harm with Rabbit, Broken with Ox, Compatible with Rooster, Three Compatibility with Rat and Monkey, Six Compatibility with Rooster. Yearly Evil: Yearly Evil South. Constellation: Western Bi Yue Wu - Good Luck

Year of Void: Chensi Month: Shenyou Day: Xuhai

What are the auspicious and inauspicious things to do on the third day of the fourth lunar month in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Seeking medical treatment, praying for blessings, planting, offering sacrifices, fasting and offering sacrifices, seeking offspring, filling graves, accepting money, building, reconciling lawsuits, filing contracts, opening markets, lifting burials, building embankments, getting married, seeking wealth, raising the beam, and taking up a post

【Today's taboo】
Migration, settling down, breaking ground, moving into a new house, taking in livestock, erecting pillars, traveling, buying property, acupuncture, building a house, opening a warehouse

The hexagram of the third day of the fourth month of 2020

Tianze Lu (Lu Gua) - Down-to-earth, middle-upper Gua
——The phoenix landed on Xiqi Mountain, and a few of its cries gave rise to a sage. King Wen was sent from heaven to establish a great dynasty, and the country enjoyed wealth and glory for eight hundred years.
——This hexagram is composed of two different hexagrams (lower Dui and upper Qian) stacked together. Qian represents heaven; Dui represents marsh. Heaven is used to represent the ruler, and marsh is used to represent the people. The original text says: "If you step on the tiger's tail, it will not bite you."
——Thus, the result is auspicious. The king is above and the people are below, each has his or her own position. When the soft Dui meets the hard Gan, the path will be dangerous. "Lu" means practice, and the meaning of the hexagram is to move forward in a down-to-earth manner.

Is it 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".