Lunar March 18, 2020: Good and bad luck at each hour, and the taboos and auspiciousness of each hour

The lunar calendar is different for different days. Do you want to know more about the lunar calendar for March 18, 2020? March is the beautiful month of spring. We all know that the climate in spring is warm and moderate, all things begin to sprout, and the climate is changeable, with sudden changes from warm to cold. Shuimoxiansheng.com lists for you the festivals and solar terms in March of the lunar calendar in 2020!

1. What day is March 18th in the lunar calendar in 2020?

March 18, 2020 (Lunar calendar)

Aries (Friday, April 10, 2020)

Conflict: Sheep Day Conflict (Ding Chou) Ox Yearly Evil: Yearly Evil West Constellation: Eastern Kang Golden Dragon - Bad

2. Table of auspicious and inauspicious times for the eighteenth hour of March 2020

3. Query the auspicious and inauspicious time of March 18, 2020

4. Good and bad things to expect on the 18th day of the third lunar month in 2020

Today's lunar calendar 12 gods determine good and bad luck:
In peacetime, it is appropriate to suppress thieves and put an end to plague, and to eliminate disasters and all things will go well. It is also suitable for getting married and raising livestock, and for cutting off the roots of thieves when encountering wood. The construction and burial were all smooth sailing, and the rest all kept their duties and increased their ranks.

5. What time is Choushi?

[Choushi] Cockcrowing, also known as Huangji: the second hour of the twelve hours. (1:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m.). The cows have finished eating the grass at this time and are ready to plow the fields.
"Ji Ming" is annotated in Ciyuan as "the name of a weapon." Cihai says: "The title of a chapter in the Book of Songs - Qi Feng. The title of a song in Yuefu - Xianghe Ge. Another name for a spear." Both of these reference books lack the meaning of "Ji Ming" in the twelve hours.
Literally speaking, "chicken crow" does mean "the crowing of a rooster", but among the twelve hours it specifically refers to the period after midnight and before dawn, that is, 1 to 3 o'clock after midnight, and it is called Chou time according to the earthly branches.
The chicken was praised by the ancient Chinese people as "a livestock that knows the seasons." "Han Shi Wai Chuan" praises the rooster, saying: "It keeps watch on time and is trustworthy." When the dawn breaks, the rooster crows, and when dawn comes, people get up.
The term "chicken-crow" comes from the sentence "eat when the cock crows, and obey your orders" in "The Commentary on Zuo Zhuan of the Spring and Autumn Annals". In sentences earlier than this example, even if there is "cockcrowing", it does not refer to a specific time, but merely indicates the situation of "the cock has crowed". For example: "The wind and rain are dark, and the cocks are crowing incessantly." (The Book of Songs, Wind and Rain)

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