What day is the 26th day of the first lunar month in the Year of the Rat 2020? What month and date is it?

What day is the 26th day of the first lunar month in the Year of the Rat 2020? What month and date is it? Some days are auspicious, while others are inauspicious. Predicting the auspiciousness and inauspiciousness of days in advance can help us avoid a lot of unnecessary troubles. Shuimoxiansheng.com has predicted the good and bad luck for each day in the first month of 2020. Come and pay attention.

What day is the 26th day of the first lunar month in 2020?

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

Wednesday, February 19, 2020 (Gregorian calendar)

[The Gengzi year is the Rat, the Bishang Earth, the Wuyin month is the Tiger, the Chengtou Earth, the Renchen day is the Dragon, the Changliu Water]

Peng Zu's 100 taboos: Ren does not flood water, Chen does not cry. Conflict: Dragon Day Conflict (Bingxu) Dog Today's conflicts and combinations: Conflict with the Dog, Self-punishment with the Dragon, Harm with the Rabbit, Broken with the Ox, Compatible with the Rooster, Three Compatibility with the Rat and Monkey, Six Compatibility with the Rooster Yearly Evil: Yearly Evil South Star: Eastern Ji Water Leopard - Good

Year of Void: Chensi Month: Shenyou Day: Wuwei

What are the taboos on the 26th day of the first lunar month in 2020?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Planting, accepting marriage proposals, making stoves, raising livestock, fasting and offering sacrifices, marrying, sewing clothes, and seeking heirs

【Today's taboo】
Build embankments, release water, repair boats, pray for wealth, break ground, pray for blessings, build houses, install beds, collect wealth, take office, open business, break ground, travel, mourn, sign contracts, separate, bury, worship, move into new homes, migrate

What does the taboo meridians in the almanac mean?

"Jing" originally meant the flow of water in rivers and was later introduced into traditional Chinese medicine to describe the endless circulation of Qi and blood in the human body. Luo was originally a term in hydraulics. It was introduced into traditional Chinese medicine during the Spring and Autumn Period. It refers to ditches that connect water vessels, and is a metaphor for horizontal channels that connect meridians, qi and blood vessels. The meridians in the Old Almanac do not mean meridian treatment, but refer to its original meaning - to develop water conservancy projects and waterways.
The so-called "meridian therapy" is a one-sided understanding of the holistic concept of traditional Chinese medicine by modern people, especially laymen. It is incomplete and not objective.
The so-called "avoid meridians" means that one should avoid building water conservancy projects or traveling on waterways.