What date is the seventh day of the third lunar month in 2020 in the Gregorian calendar? Is it the Monkey Day?

Every day has a corresponding zodiac sign and date, and the dates can be converted to each other; what day is the seventh day of the third lunar month in 2020 in the Gregorian calendar? Is it the Monkey Zodiac Day? "Fireworks in March in Yangzhou", with the arrival of the third month of the lunar calendar, a riot of colours competes for splendor. Shuimoxiansheng.com will interpret every day of the third month of the lunar calendar in 2020 for you!

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

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

Aries (Monday, March 30, 2020)

[Gengzi year is rat, Bishang earth, Jimao month is rabbit, Chengtou earth, Renshen day is monkey, Jianfeng gold]

Peng Zu's 100 taboos: If Ren is not Yangshui, Shen will not be able to sleep well.
Conflict: Monkey clashes with the day (bingyin) Tiger today: Conflict with the tiger, punishment with the tiger, harm with the pig, destruction with the snake, harmony with the snake, three-way harmony with the rat and the dragon, six-way harmony with the snake Yearly evil: Yearly evil south Star: West Bi Yuewu - auspicious

Year of Void: Chensi Month: Shenyou Day: Xuhai

What are the taboos on the seventh day of the third lunar month in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Seek heirs, build houses, erect pillars, start drilling, bury, build stoves, capture, raise beams, dig wells, repair graves, accept marriage proposals, establish contracts, break ground, marry, offer sacrifices, and pray for blessings

【Today's taboo】
Bed laying, ground breaking, medical treatment, separation, migration, boating, property purchase, opening of business, building, warehouse opening, house planting, travel, taking up a post, collecting money

Lunar calendar March 7, 2020: Good and bad luck + hexagram

Holding majesty and power, he will encounter a great sage.
He is known for his skill in catching thieves and violent men, but he is also known for his fear of being tied up.
If it is combined with Baoyizhuanhaosu, it will be very auspicious and authoritative.

Di Shui Shi (Shi Gua) takes risks but follows the middle to upper Gua [Xiang says]: The generals receive orders to go to the battle, riding fierce horses and pulling hard bows, they can shoot the arrow accurately from a hundred paces away, and when the arrow hits a coin, they feel happy. This hexagram is composed of two different hexagrams (lower Kan and upper Kun) stacked on top of each other. "Division" refers to the army. Kan represents water and danger; Kun represents earth and smoothness, which is a metaphor for integrating soldiers into farmers. War is dangerous and harmful, and using military force is something that sages have to do out of necessity. However, it can resolve conflicts smoothly and without hindrance because it conforms to the situation and has a legitimate reason, thus turning danger into fortune.