Is the fourth day of the third lunar month in 2020 a good day? What date is it?

Generally, we use the first and last days of the lunar calendar to indicate lunar dates, and the first and last days of the month to indicate solar dates. Is the fourth day of the third lunar month in 2020 a good day? What day is it? It is the third month of the lunar calendar and spring is about to end. What are the good days in the third month of the lunar calendar? If you want to know more about the third month of the lunar calendar in 2020, please visit Mr. Shui Mo’s website.

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

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

Aries (Friday, March 27, 2020)

[Gengzi year is rat, Bi Shang Tu, Ji Mao month is rabbit, Cheng Tou Tu, Ji Si day is snake, Da Lin Mu]

Peng Zu's 100 Taboos: Don't break the contract, don't travel far. Conflict: Snake day clashes with pig (Guihai). Today's conflicts and combinations: conflict with pig, punishment with monkey, harm with tiger, destruction with monkey, combination with monkey, three combinations with chicken and ox, six combinations with monkey. Yearly evil: East. Constellation: West Loujin Dog - auspicious.

Year of Void: Chensi Month: Shenyou Day: Xuhai

What are the things to do and not to do on the fourth day of the third lunar month in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Offering sacrifices, raising livestock, praying for blessings, fasting and offering sacrifices, releasing water, planting, traveling, tailoring, moving into a new home, signing a contract, building, accepting marriage proposals, meridians, and burials

【Today's taboo】
Migrate, build a house, take up a post, break ground, seek wealth, open a warehouse, start a business, get married

Comparison between the Gregorian calendar and the lunar calendar

(1) Gregorian calendar - Example: Friday, January 4, 2013 The Gregorian calendar is the calendar used internationally today. It is also known as the Western calendar or the New Calendar in China. It is related to the movement of the Earth around the Sun and is a solar calendar. The Gregorian calendar begins on January 1st.
(2) Lunar calendar - Example: November 23, 2013. (Some perpetual calendars are marked as "Lunar Year" to avoid confusion with the Ganzhi calendar.)
According to the standard, the lunar calendar should be called the Xia calendar, also known as the Han calendar. It is a calendar based on the periodic changes in the phases of the moon and combined with the laws of the earth's movement around the sun (that is, the changes of the four seasons). This is a lunisolar calendar. The first day of the first lunar month is the beginning of the year.