What are the do’s and don’ts on the 19th day of the first lunar month in 2020?

What are the do’s and don’ts on the 19th day of the first lunar month in 2020? The arrival of the first month of the lunar calendar means that the new year has begun. Do you want to know more about the first month of the lunar calendar? Please visit Shuimoxiansheng.com for the 2020 New Year special topic.

What day is the 19th day of the first lunar month in 2020?

The 19th day of the first lunar month of the year 2020 (Lunar calendar)

Wednesday, February 12, 2020 Aquarius (Gregorian calendar)

Peng Zu's 100 taboos: Yi does not plant, You does not receive guests. Conflict: Rooster clashes with Rabbit on the day of Ji Mao. Today's conflicts and compatibility: Conflict with Rabbit, self-punishment with Rooster, harm with Dog, destruction with Rat, compatibility with Dragon, three-compatibility with Snake and Ox, six-compatibility with Dragon. Yearly evil: East. Constellation: South Zhen Water Earthworm - auspicious.

What are the taboos on the 19th day of the first lunar month in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Erecting pillars, accepting marriage proposals, catching wealth, offering sacrifices, moving into new homes, taking up new posts, migrating, breaking ground, praying for blessings, getting married, building, lifting beams, fishing, repairing graves, seeking offspring, traveling, fasting and offering sacrifices, setting up contracts, planting, setting up beds, and accepting livestock

【Today's taboo】
Coffining, moving the coffin by boat, opening the warehouse, drilling, breaking the ground, cutting trees, burial

Explanation of the lunar calendar terms

Sacrifice: In traditional Chinese customs, offerings and rituals are used to worship ancestors in ancestral halls or worship gods in temples.
Praying for blessings: In traditional Chinese customs, people pray for blessings from gods, make wishes, and fulfill wishes.
Nacai Wenming: The first two steps of the six traditional marriage rituals, the man asks the matchmaker to propose to the woman and ask for her name. After the woman agrees to the marriage, the man asks the matchmaker to ask the woman's name, date of birth, etc., and consults the ancestral temple to determine good or bad luck.
Marriage: an auspicious day for a man to marry a woman, a wedding ceremony in traditional Chinese customs.
Moving into a new house: moving into a new house, specifically referring to moving into a new house rather than a second-hand house. Celebrations are usually held to entertain relatives and friends to congratulate the completion of the new home.
Bed-setting: A traditional Chinese custom of making the bed when moving into a new home, buying a new bed or getting married, to bless the family with prosperity and the birth of a son soon.
Migration: commonly known as moving, specifically refers to moving into a second-hand house or rental house.
Opening of business: opening of companies, businesses and stores, start of work in the new year, opening ceremony of festival activities.
Accepting wealth: It means making money, including purchasing real estate, purchasing goods, collecting bills, collecting rent, collecting debts, taking out loans, storing grain, etc.
Relieve: refers to flushing, cleaning the house, and eliminating disasters.
Manicure and pedicure: According to traditional Chinese custom, the first time a newborn baby's manicure and pedicure is the day to do it. Nowadays, this day can be used as a manicure or foot bath to do pedicure.
Construction and groundbreaking: the construction, foundation laying, reconstruction, and repair of houses for human habitation.
Erecting columns and laying beams: erecting the load-bearing columns of a building and installing the roof beams are one of the major construction events that traditional customs attach great importance to.
Destroy houses and walls: demolish houses or walls.
To pacify the roads: the work of paving and repairing roads.