What are the taboos on the 25th day of the first lunar month in 2020?

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What day is the 25th day of the first lunar month in 2020?

The twenty-fifth day of the first lunar month of the year 2020 (Lunar calendar)

Aquarius (Tuesday, February 18, 2020)

Peng Zu's 100 taboos: Xin is not compatible with Jiang Mao, so don't dig a well. Conflict: Rabbit day clashes with Rooster (Yiyou) Today's conflicts and compatibility: Conflict with Rooster, Punishment with Rat, Harm with Dragon, Break with Horse, Compatible with Dog, Triple Compatibility with Pig and Sheep, Six Compatibility with Dog. Yearly evil: Yearly evil in the west. Constellation: Eastern Tail Fire Tiger - auspicious

What are the things to do and not to do on the 25th day of the first lunar month in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Opening the market, removing mourning clothes, offering sacrifices, recruiting a son-in-law, raising livestock, planting, opening the eyes, breaking the ground, praying for wealth, getting married, building a stove, lifting the travel, praying for blessings, receiving wealth, starting drilling, seeking medical treatment, setting up the bed, recruiting a son-in-law, taking up a post, building a house

【Today's taboo】
Raising the beam, building, breaking ground, digging ponds, burying, moving into houses, moving, living apart, taking in livestock, sailing, taking in marriages, and buying property

What does "taking up a post" mean in the lunar calendar?

To take up a post: "To take up a post" means that an official goes to a certain place to take up a position.
It is not suitable to take up a position: literally it means that it is not suitable to go to a certain place to take up a position on this day.
Explanation of ancient books:
Mei Yaochen of the Song Dynasty wrote in "Farewell to Shao Mengde, the Judge of Yongkang Army": "Return to Luozhong and take up the post next spring."
The third act of "Listening to the Zither in Bamboo Grove" by Shi Zizhang of Yuan Dynasty: "Thank you, sage, for appointing me as the magistrate of Zhengzhou. I am here to take up the post now."
"Taiwan Literature Collection·Pianzhu Daily Events": "On September 28th (Guichou), Yuan Shu (son of Yuan Keli), the governor of Caozhou, and Guo Zhengzhong, the governor of Yizhou, were ordered to take up their posts within three days; if they disobeyed, they would be arrested and investigated."
Chapter 99 of "Three Heroes and Five Gallants": "Even if you are a prefect, you must be careful on the road."